Cal. FIN § 21407
This is the official text of Cal. FIN § 21407, part of California’s Financial Code — regulates banks, credit unions, lenders, and other financial institutions.
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(a) Individuals, entities, agencies, and associations that propose to offer educational courses that satisfy the prelicensing or continuing education requirements of this chapter shall apply for and obtain the approval of the council.
(b) The council shall develop policies, procedures, rules, or bylaws governing the requirements described in this chapter and the process for applying to become, approving, denying the approval of, imposing correction action upon, or withdrawing the approval of, an educational course provider. These policies, procedures, rules, or bylaws shall address topics including, but not limited to, what constitutes an acceptable curriculum and facility requirements.
(b) The council shall develop policies, procedures, rules, or bylaws governing the requirements described in this chapter and the process for applying to become, approving, denying the approval of, imposing correction action upon, or withdrawing the approval of, an educational course provider. These policies, procedures, rules, or bylaws shall address topics including, but not limited to, what constitutes an acceptable curriculum and facility requirements.
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