Occupational Licensing — model law (each state)
In plain English
This Act provides a model law for states to regulate occupations and ensure licensing is consistent.
The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) developed this model law. It aims to create a consistent approach to occupational licensing across states. It provides a framework for licensing requirements. States and territories may implement this model law. It doesn't directly apply to businesses. It guides how states regulate occupations.
Why it matters
If your business requires specific licenses to operate, this model law may influence state regulations. Understanding these regulations helps ensure compliance and avoid potential issues with licensing requirements.
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Summary
Model occupational licensing framework — not yet uniformly adopted; state-by-state licensing applies for trades, real estate, security, etc.
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