Florida Barber Law (100% solved)

Revocation correct answers If a license is revoked, one may not re apply until 3 years DBPR correct answers Department of Business and Professional Regulation Board correct answers The Barber's Board Barbershop correct answers A professional business where the practice of barbering takes place Barbering correct answers Any practices done to the hair, beard, face, scalp, or neck by either hand or mechanical appliance. Only when done for remuneration and for the public. Not for treatment of disease, or physical/mental ailments Barber correct answers A person who is licensed to engage in the practice of barbering in a state under its authority Purpose of Regulation correct answers Legislation deems it necessary in the interest of public health, safety, and welfare. Restrictions imposed only if necessary to protect the public from recognized dangers AND in a manner not affecting the competitive market Citation correct answers an instrument which meets requirements set forth, and is served upon a subject for purpose of assessing a penalty in an amount established by this rule. Department disposes of this citation after 6 months Biennial Renewal correct answers Each licensed barber who continues to practice/service shall renew license every 2 years Licensure correct answers The department shall license any applicant who satisfies the requirements of paying license fees and passing barbering test. One may cut in a licensed barbershop if fail first attempt and scheduled a second. May not cut if fail the second time Examination Prerequisites correct answers Must apply to department for licensure Must be at least 16 years of age Pays required application fees Active license in another state Minimum 1200 clock hours Barbering program at public/government operated school Legal, Investigative, Inspection Service correct answers The department shall provide all legal, investigative, and inspection services Board Member Term correct answers The Governor appoints successors for terms of 4 years. No person serves more than 2 consecutive terms