Maintenance of the codes.
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Overview
This bill makes technical and nonsubstantive changes to numerous sections of the Business and Professions Code, the Civil Code, the Corporations Code, the Education Code, the Elections Code, the Food and Agricultural Code, the Public Contract Code, the Public Resources Code, the Revenue and Taxation Code, the Streets and Highways Code, the Unemployment Insurance Code, the Vehicle Code, the Water Code, and the Welfare and Institutions Code. These changes are intended to maintain the accuracy and consistency of the state’s legal codes, as recommended by the Legislative Counsel.
Key provisions
- Updates fees associated with the Controlled Substance Utilization Review and Evaluation System (CURES) for various licensed professionals.
- Amends sections related to the definition and regulation of athletic trainers.
- Modifies provisions concerning hairstyling course requirements and continuing education.
- Adjusts fees for various licenses and permits across multiple professions, including dental hygiene, veterinary medicine, and accounting.
- Revises regulations regarding advertising displays, particularly those associated with arenas.
- Updates requirements for environmental marketing claims related to consumer goods.
- Makes changes to the process for passing the California state licensing examination.
- Clarifies requirements for maintaining records related to environmental claims.
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