California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 3 — Professions and Vocations GenerallyChapter 12.5 — Geologists and GeophysicistsArticle 7 — RevenueSection 7881.5

(a) At the time of renewal specified in Section 7880 or 7881, the board shall administer an assessment of the certificate holder to reinforce the certificate holder’s knowledge of state laws and the board’s rules and regulations. Failure to complete this assessment within 60 days after the date of expiration of the certificate may result in disciplinary action under Section 7860, but shall not affect the renewal of the certificate.

(b) The crime in subdivision (h) of Section 7872 shall not apply to this section.

(c) The board shall not charge the certificate holder a fee for the administration or development of the assessment.

(d) For the purposes of this section, “assessment” means an online program that contains educational reading material and questions. The material shall be based on state law and the board’s rules and regulations relating to the practice of professional geologists and geophysicists. The scope of the assessment shall be limited to the board’s top five types of violations related to the administrative and procedural aspects of the practice of professional geologists and geophysicists and any changes or additions to existing law related to such administrative and procedural aspects.

Notes

Requires the board at certificate renewal to administer a no-fee online assessment on state law and board rules, limited to its top five administrative or procedural violation types and related legal changes. Allows discipline if the holder fails to complete it within 60 days after expiration, but the failure does not affect renewal and the specified crime does not apply.

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