Establishes quorum standards for professional licensing entities under certain circumstances.
Reported with Assembly committee amendments Second Reading Assembly
Summary
The bill allows a licensing board to count a meeting as a quorum if a majority of members are present, or even if only two members attend provided one is the chair, but only for applications that do not require legal review because of criminal‑history findings. It applies after a 90‑day period when the board cannot achieve a full quorum due to vacancies or when a full quorum would otherwise require every member to be present. The change is intended to stop licensing backlogs caused by understaffed boards.
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