Washington § 18.260.090 - Initial or renewal credentials — Issuance and denial.

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§ 18.260.090. Initial or renewal credentials — Issuance and denial.

The commission shall issue an initial credential or renewal credential to an applicant who has met the requirements for a credential or deny an initial credential or renewal credential based upon failure to meet the requirements for a credential or unprofessional conduct or impairment governed by chapter 18.130 RCW.
[ 2007 c 269 s 8.]

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