State Board Licensing Reform
November 8, 2019 11:40 AM to All House Members
Circulated By
Representative Greg Rothman
R House District 87
Along With
Rep. Kyle Mullins
D House District 112
Memo
We will be introducing legislation that will provide additional recourse to victims of cases that are heard before any of our state’s licensing boards.
Specifically, the legislation requires a defendant/respondent to appear in person for any scheduled hearing that is being held before a licensing board, commission or hearing examiner. In addition, the victim or anyone directly affected by the defendant/respondent’s actions or wrongdoing, would have the opportunity to provide a victim’s statement to the board.
Our proposed legislation would close a gap that currently exists in law, as it relates to consumer protection.
We encourage you to consider co-sponsoring this importation piece of legislation.
Specifically, the legislation requires a defendant/respondent to appear in person for any scheduled hearing that is being held before a licensing board, commission or hearing examiner. In addition, the victim or anyone directly affected by the defendant/respondent’s actions or wrongdoing, would have the opportunity to provide a victim’s statement to the board.
Our proposed legislation would close a gap that currently exists in law, as it relates to consumer protection.
We encourage you to consider co-sponsoring this importation piece of legislation.
Legislation
Document - Introduced as HB 2127
Last updated on November 8, 2019 11:41 AM
State Board Licensing Reform
November 8, 2019 11:40 AM to All House Members
Circulated By
ROTHMAN and MULLINS
Memo
We will be introducing legislation that will provide additional recourse to victims of cases that are heard before any of our state’s licensing boards.
Specifically, the legislation requires a defendant/respondent to appear in person for any scheduled hearing that is being held before a licensing board, commission or hearing examiner. In addition, the victim or anyone directly affected by the defendant/respondent’s actions or wrongdoing, would have the opportunity to provide a victim’s statement to the board.
Our proposed legislation would close a gap that currently exists in law, as it relates to consumer protection.
We encourage you to consider co-sponsoring this importation piece of legislation.
Specifically, the legislation requires a defendant/respondent to appear in person for any scheduled hearing that is being held before a licensing board, commission or hearing examiner. In addition, the victim or anyone directly affected by the defendant/respondent’s actions or wrongdoing, would have the opportunity to provide a victim’s statement to the board.
Our proposed legislation would close a gap that currently exists in law, as it relates to consumer protection.
We encourage you to consider co-sponsoring this importation piece of legislation.
Document
Introduced as HB 2127
Last Updated
November 8, 2019 11:41 AM
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