Category: Interior Design Protection Council
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The Other Side of Regulating Interior Designers
Looks like the Institute for Justice is at it again. Interior Design..or what they consider “Interior Design” is supposedly the most restrictive or over regulated occupation in the U.S.. Or another way to look at it is Interior Design is the occupation that is most difficult to become regulated or licensed. So what’s the problem…
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California Puts The Brakes on Interior Design Practice Act
Yesterday California Assembly Bill 2482 which would have established a registered interior design practice act was suspended in the Assembly Committee on Business, Professions, and Consumers evidently as a courtesy to allow the bill sponsor, Assemblywoman Fiona Ma a chance to amend and edit the bill to address concerns raised by those opposed to such…
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ATTENTION ALL PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS!
THE STATE OF THE INTERIOR DESIGN PROFESSION SUMMIT- 2013 PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER is forming an exploratory committee (can you have a committee of one?) to determine if there is sufficient interest in holding a STATE OF THE INTERIOR DESIGN PROFESSION summit at NEOCON 2013. This summit meeting would be a broad overview of the current state of…
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CUE THE MISINFORMED INTERIOR DESIGN EDITORIAL RHETORIC!
http://www.sacbee.com/2012/03/19/4348144/license-bill-cuts-down-competition.html So sad.
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LOOKS LIKE IT’S CURTAINS ;-) FOR LICENSED INTERIOR DESIGNERS IN FLORIDA
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/05/02/2197990/scaled-back-professional-deregulation.html Even water vending machines have more respect. WOW.
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FLORIDA INTERIOR DESIGNERS TO BE DEREGULATED?
AS OF MAY 2nd. http://idpcinfo.wordpress.com/2011/04/30/interior-design-de-regulation-stays-in-florida-budget/
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FLORIDA SENATE PONDERS THE FATE OF LICENSED INTERIOR DESIGNERS
As we wait for the Florida Senate to consider HB/SB5005 and its intent to deregulate non-residential interior design in Florida PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER offers this food for thought. Through the static of voices arguing their case my tuner has been able to pick up the following tidbits of information; MISTRUTH: The claim by the Institute for Justice…
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THE AIA COMES OUT SWINGING AGAINST FLORIDA REGISTERED INTERIOR DESIGNERS
WHAT A SHAME…… http://www.idpcinfo.org/AIA_letter_to_Florida_Senators.pdf So here’s the deal; the Institute for Justice and the National Kitchen & Bath Association say that we are being anti-competitive and the American Institute of Architects is afraid we are trying to be too competitive. WHO’S RIGHT?
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FLORIDA PUTS REGULATION OF ID IN ITS FINAL DEATH THROE
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/04/06/2154373/attempts-to-slim-down-professional.html Unless there is a last minute miracle or the governor has a change of heart, from black to pink, ID licensing in Florida may be eliminated.
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READY SHOOT, AIM!
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2011/apr/02/business-reform-HB-505-Interior-designer/ Hey ASID if your own members don’t get it how do you expect the general public and the policy makers you so dearly want to impress to understand the importance of ID regulation? I just don’t get it. But then I am not a rocket surgeon.
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