Bill > HB92

This bill amends Title 63 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to require that the commissioner or a designated official ensure a paper application is available for individuals seeking initial or renewed licenses, certificates, registrations, or permits from licensing boards or commissions. Specifically, the bill mandates that a paper application must be provided to individuals who object to submitting an electronic application due to religious or personal convictions. The paper application option must be made available no later than 120 days after the bill's effective date, which is 60 days after its passage. This provision aims to accommodate individuals who, for personal or religious reasons, prefer not to use electronic application methods, ensuring they can still apply for professional licenses and certifications through a traditional paper form.

Labor and Employment

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