Utah § 58-86-204 - Continuing education.
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§ 58-86-204. Continuing education.
58-86-204. Continuing education.
| (1) | As a condition for the renewal of state certification under this chapter, a state certified commercial interior designer, during each two-year state certification cycle, shall complete 20 hours of continuing education that is offered or approved by the Interior Design Continuing Education Council, or another entity as determined by division rule. |
| (2) | At least 10 of the continuing education hours described in Subsection (1) shall primarily emphasize health and safety. |
| (3) | If a renewal cycle is extended or shortened under Section 58-86-203, the continuing education hours required for renewal under this section shall be increased or decreased proportionally. |
Enacted by Chapter 294, 2016 General Session
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