Who is responsible for making requirements for the reactivation of inactive licenses?

The Board is responsible for establishing the requirements for the reactivation of inactive licenses in the context of funeral service practice. This authority is grounded in the regulatory framework governing professional licensure, where state boards are tasked with overseeing the licensing of practitioners within their respective fields. They set the standards that licensees must meet to maintain or reactivate their licenses, ensuring that practitioners remain qualified and adhere to current professional standards.

The Board's role includes specific accountability for outlining the necessary steps and requirements, such as any continuing education, fees, or other qualifications that must be fulfilled before an inactive license can be reactivated. By maintaining this authority, the Board ensures the integrity and competence of professionals within the industry, thus protecting public interest and maintaining standards of practice.