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Aug 10, 2021 By IIDA HQ
Spotlight on Legislation: North Carolina
North Carolina Senate Bill 188, signed into law on July 8, 2021 establishes a new voluntary state registry for qualified interior designers.
By IIDA HQ Aug 10, 2021
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IIDA Advocacy and Policy Manager, Janella Curtis, recently gathered North Carolina Advocacy VP Chelsea Harrell, IIDA, and Senior Associate, LS3P, lobbyist Kerri A. Burke, Senior Vice President, Government Relations, North Carolina, McGuireWoods Consulting LLC, and long time advocate for interior design legislation Emmy Williams, IIDA, ASID, President of Interior Solutions, Inc, to discuss landmark legislation recently passed in North Carolina.

As a direct result of dedicated advocacy work from IIDA in partnership with ASID (The American Society of Interior Designers) and CIDQ (Council for Interior Design Qualification), significant action was taken, passing Bill 188 on July 8, 2021, establishing a voluntary state registry for qualified interior designers. This bill provides the opportunity for an interior designer to stamp and seal construction documents for permits, and is the most comprehensive bill in the profession's history paving the way for national recognition in the future.

Learn more from a few of the dedicated team members on the work and strategy that led to this important industry achievement.

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