Alaska Stat. § 08.48.101
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Regulations; policy guidance; bylaws; code of ethics.
Official statutory text
(a) The board may adopt regulations and provide policy guidance to accomplish the purpose of this chapter by (1) describing the contents of an examination;
(2) establishing the conduct of an examination;
(3) establishing a minimum score for passing an examination;
(4) establishing bylaws governing its meetings and activities;
(5) publishing a code of ethics or professional conduct for registrants and entities authorized under AS 08.48.241 ;
(6) establishing continuing education requirements for registrants that must be completed before a certificate may be renewed; the requirements may not exceed standards established by a national accrediting body or other recognized professional organization;
(7) establishing the types of work and providing guidance on design of minor importance and other areas of overlapping jurisdiction among regulated professions, branches, and disciplines.
(b) [Repealed, § 6 ch 19 SLA 1998.]
(2) establishing the conduct of an examination;
(3) establishing a minimum score for passing an examination;
(4) establishing bylaws governing its meetings and activities;
(5) publishing a code of ethics or professional conduct for registrants and entities authorized under AS 08.48.241 ;
(6) establishing continuing education requirements for registrants that must be completed before a certificate may be renewed; the requirements may not exceed standards established by a national accrediting body or other recognized professional organization;
(7) establishing the types of work and providing guidance on design of minor importance and other areas of overlapping jurisdiction among regulated professions, branches, and disciplines.
(b) [Repealed, § 6 ch 19 SLA 1998.]
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