Absence and Violation
Occupational licensing boards in Wisconsin are routinely in violation of a state law that requires representatives of the public and consumers to serve them.
Since 1975, state law has required that these powerful, rulemaking boards include one or more public members who represent consumers and discourage self-dealing. Today, at least 27 professional licensure boards or councils are in outright violation of the law and, therefore, controlled solely by people who work in the same professions they are charged with regulating.
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