Concerns licensure of persons in New Jersey who provide professional barbering services in another state or foreign country.
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Overview
This bill amends New Jersey’s barbering licensing regulations to allow individuals with existing barbering licenses from other states or foreign countries, where those licenses are considered equivalent to New Jersey standards, to obtain a New Jersey license without taking an examination. It extends a three-year pilot program designed to facilitate this process, applying to a specific ‘pilot city’ and requiring applicants to obtain a provisional permit while awaiting full licensure. The bill also mandates a report evaluating the program’s effectiveness at the end of the extended period.
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