Licensure Law
/ˈlaɪsənʃər lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) Statutory laws and regulations governing the granting of licenses to individuals or entities to legally engage in certain professions or activities.
The licensure law requires all medical practitioners to obtain a valid license before practicing.
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- licensure law
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Commentary
Licensure laws ensure public safety and professional standards by controlling entry into regulated fields; drafters must clearly define qualifications and enforcement mechanisms.
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