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Section 34-21A-17

Grandfathering provisions.

Any individual with a current voluntary certification issued no later than December 31, 1999, by the Alabama Department of Public Health, who is in good standing with his or her appropriate local health authorities, and who provides evidence of required bond shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirements and qualifications for a basic level license if application is made prior to December 31, of the first year in which licenses are issued by the board. After December 31, of that first year for licensure, individuals not currently licensed will be required to follow the requirements for license application, including completing required training and successfully passing any required examination.

(Act 99-571, p. 1265, §17.)

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Section 34-21A-17

Grandfathering provisions.

Any individual with a current voluntary certification issued no later than December 31, 1999, by the Alabama Department of Public Health, who is in good standing with his or her appropriate local health authorities, and who provides evidence of required bond shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirements and qualifications for a basic level license if application is made prior to December 31, of the first year in which licenses are issued by the board. After December 31, of that first year for licensure, individuals not currently licensed will be required to follow the requirements for license application, including completing required training and successfully passing any required examination.

(Act 99-571, p. 1265, §17.)

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Section 34-21A-17

Grandfathering provisions.

Any individual with a current voluntary certification issued no later than December 31, 1999, by the Alabama Department of Public Health, who is in good standing with his or her appropriate local health authorities, and who provides evidence of required bond shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirements and qualifications for a basic level license if application is made prior to December 31, of the first year in which licenses are issued by the board. After December 31, of that first year for licensure, individuals not currently licensed will be required to follow the requirements for license application, including completing required training and successfully passing any required examination.

(Act 99-571, p. 1265, §17.)