Sentences with phrase «enforce licensing requirements»

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While there was plenty of political rhetoric about requiring broadcasters to serve the public interest in exchange for broadcast licenses, the requirement was never enforced.

Information from the licensing State may be shared with Federal, State, and local government agencies for the purpose of enforcing regulatory requirements related to CMV driver safety.

They are responsible for enforcing animals licensing requirements within our cities.

The Animal Control Division provides animal control services to all residents of El Segundo by handling and investigating all animal complaints, public nuisances and enforcing animal related laws including licensing requirements, animal abandonment and prosecutions for animal cruelty.

City officials notified residents with a message on recent water bills that the animal control ordinance, with its licensing requirements, will be strictly enforced beginning June 1.

The Anti-Cruelty Society supports work being done to enforce licensing and operational requirements of the federal Animal Welfare Act, which would abolish «puppy mills» as they are now.

Further, the Department notes that the California Insurance Commissioner can enforce pre-sale travel insurance disclosure requirements by imposing fines and suspending or revoking the license of any limited lines travel insurance agent.

The licensing enforces certain operational requirements for the exchanges, including high standards for cybersecurity, the segregation of customer accounts and the verification of customer identities.

Though licensing of coaches is not legally enforced, and there may not be a legal or general standard for coaching, employer requirements may vary even as many coaches are self - employed.

Rather, the provisions of the New Jersey medical assisting regulation are enforced by requiring licensed physicians to delegate medication administration only to medical assistants meeting the requirements of the regulation.

The OACIQ is responsible for enforcing regulations covering brokers» and agency licenses, brokerage requirements, records and bookkeeping, disciplinary proceedings, indemnity fund and professional liability premium, professional conduct, advertising, contracts and forms.

Its mandate is to protect the public interest by enforcing the licensing and licensee conduct requirements of the Real Estate Services Act (RESA), Regulation and Council Rules.

In February of this year, the Council initiated the creation of an Independent Advisory Group to review the conduct requirements in place for BC's licensed real estate professionals, and to examine whether those requirements are adequate and effectively enforced.