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2 2015 NSCA Guide to State LicensingOVERVIEWNSCA S GUIDE TO STATE licensing is designed to provide members of the commercial electronic systems industry with a general reference of state laws that govern the installation of low-voltage systems. It provides a snapshot OVERVIEW and state code for each state. The research conducted in this publication reflects changes in state and administrative statutes through December 2014. The Guide to State licensing is presented for informational purposes only and is not intended to be legal advice. Other laws, rules, and legal principles may apply to your company. NSCA recommends communicating with your state s appropriate board for the most recent information to ensure compliance with licensing guidelines and about this publication should be directed to:Rachel Rayman, Industry Outreach and Events ManagerNSCA3950 River Ridge Drive NE, Suite BCedar Rapids, IA is the leading not-for-profit association representing the commercial electronic systems industry.
2 2015 NSCA Guide to State Licensing OVERVIEW NSCA’S GUIDE TO STATE LICENSING is designed to provide members of the commercial electronic systems industry with a general reference of state laws that govern the installation of low-voltage
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ETSI IPR Policy Requires Licensing to All, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TIA-569-C Telecommunications Pathways and, Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces, State Licensing Guide 1-26-09, Licensing, Annexes 1 to 18, Sierra Leone Gazette Vol., Sierra Leone Gazette Vol. CXXXVII, Dated Thursday, 3rd August, 2006, Telecommunications Act 1984