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Bill Sep 12, 2026

Revise and streamline the state’s occupational regulations

To revise and streamline the state's occupational regulations.

https://openstates.org/oh/bills/136/HB59/
Sarah Fowler Arthur State Representative Mark Hiner State Representative Cosponsor Juanita Brent State Representative Cosponsor Jamie Callender State Representative Cosponsor Thad Claggett State Representative Cosponsor Gary Click State Representative Cosponsor Kellie Deeter State Representative Cosponsor Ron Ferguson State Representative Cosponsor Haraz Ghanbari State Representative Cosponsor Derrick Hall State Representative Cosponsor Thomas Hall State Representative Cosponsor Adam Holmes State Representative Cosponsor Marilyn John State Representative Cosponsor Mark Johnson State Representative Cosponsor Roy Klopfenstein State Representative Cosponsor Brian Lorenz State Representative Cosponsor Adam Mathews State Representative Cosponsor Melanie Miller State Representative Cosponsor Johnathan Newman State Representative Cosponsor Bob Peterson State Representative Cosponsor Phil Plummer State Representative Cosponsor Sharon Ray State Representative Cosponsor Bill Roemer State Representative Cosponsor Allison Russo State Representative Cosponsor Jean Schmidt State Representative Cosponsor Veronica Sims State Representative Cosponsor D.J Swearingen State Representative Cosponsor Eric Synenberg State Representative Cosponsor Cecil Thomas State Representative Cosponsor Terrence Upchurch State Representative Cosponsor Josh Williams State Representative Cosponsor Bernie Willis State Representative Cosponsor Heidi Workman State Representative Cosponsor Tom Young State Representative Cosponsor
Occupational Licensing and Regulation State Government State And Local Government
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