http://www.roanoke.com/politics/wb/305149
So on one side of the country we failed to advance and on the other side we held our defenses. I’d score it W=1/L=1.
Category: Virginia Interior Design Deregulation
VIRGINIA HB 1291 SET TO DEREGULATE INTERIOR DESIGNERS
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?121+sum+HB1291
“Deregulates certified interior designers, [Enactments 57-58; HJR 49 #21];”
If you are able to help this site is probably the best way to contact those designers in Virginia that can help direct your efforts-
You will have to sign-up for LinkedIn- http://www.linkedin.com/groups/CCVID-Proposed-Deregulation-Certified-Interior-4237266?home=&gid=4237266&trk=anet_ug_hm&goback=%2Egmp_4237266
Virginia Certified Interior Designers Amp up the Fight Against Deregulation
December 14 Update Here:
http://www.roanoke.com/news/roanoke/wb/302092
The Virginia ID’ers are mounting a campaign of logic. Deregulating one profession, Registered Interior Designers, will in fact create a monopoly for another profession- architects. How is that pro-business? Simple really.
http://www2.newsvirginian.com/news/2011/dec/04/blueprint-disappoints-ar-1512334/
If you are looking for ways to help please contact Chris Good via his blog at http://cgooddesign.blogspot.com/
Yes Virginia There is No ID Clause
Or how limiting competition reduces “barriers to business”….
HERE WE GO AGAIN- Looks like ID is on the shortlist of professions to get de-regulated in Virginia……with the proverbial hair braiders? WTF?
Here is a blurb from the Virginia CID’ers;
What PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER does not get (at least directly) is how eliminating certified ID’ers rights to compete with architects on certain state projects is actually reducing barriers to business- seems like it is limiting competition to me- but what do I know?
| Reduce Barriers to Business:De-regulate Interior Designers and Landscape Architects |
| The Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects issues the Certified Interior Designer and Landscape Architects Programs. There are few, if any complaints in these two sections and very few regulatory violations.The group makes the following recommendation:The group recommends eliminating the Certified Interior Designer program and the Landscape Architect program.
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And in California the voluntary certification of ID’ers seems to have failed…epically. They now realize that Uncle Sam is the only way to sort themselves out.
Interesting stuff.
