Idaho Architecture Practice Act

The act governs the practice of architecture, establishing a licensing regime for individual architects and a separate registration requirement for firms offering architectural design services. It sets qualifications, examination, and continuing-education standards for licensure, provides for endorsement of out-of-state applicants, inactive and retired designations, renewal and reinstatement, fees, and use of a professional seal, and is administered by a board with defined powers and duties. Enforcement provisions authorize investigations, subpoenas, and administrative hearings leading to discipline, along with injunctions, cease-and-desist orders, and civil penalties against unlicensed practice, with board decisions subject to administrative review.

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