(a) In addition to other powers and duties, the commissioner has the authority to: (1) Set standards by which an electrology education program may be approved; (2) Review with the state board of education and the Tennessee higher education commission a progressive electrology education program in the state; (3) Evaluate the need for such programs in the geographical area in which the electrology program will be located; (4) Approve and license institutions in this state that meet the requirements of the electrology education program; (5) Maintain a list of the institutions offering electrology education programs approved by the commissioner; and (6) Remove an institution from the list of institutions that offer approved electrology education if the institution: (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (b) The commissioner shall monitor fraudulent or deceptive promotion of permanent hair removal procedures. Amended by 2019 Tenn. Acts, ch. 459, s 54, eff. 9/30/2019. Acts 1988, ch. 896, § 21; 1993, ch. 342, § 1; T.C.A., §62-34-219; Acts 2009 , ch. 456, §§ 27-29. (a) In addition to other powers and duties, the commissioner has the authority to: (1) Set standards by which an electrology education program may be approved; (2) Review with the state board of education and the Tennessee higher education commission a progressive electrology education program in the state; (3) Evaluate the need for such programs in the geographical area in which the electrology program will be located; (4) Approve and license institutions in this state that meet the requirements of the electrology education program; (5) Maintain a list of the institutions offering electrology education programs approved by the commissioner; and (6) Remove an institution from the list of institutions that offer approved electrology education if the institution: (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (b) The commissioner shall monitor fraudulent or deceptive promotion of permanent hair removal procedures. Amended by 2019 Tenn. Acts, ch. 459, s 54, eff. 9/30/2019. Acts 1988, ch. 896, § 21; 1993, ch. 342, § 1; T.C.A., §62-34-219; Acts 2009 , ch. 456, §§ 27-29. (a) In addition to other powers and duties, the commissioner has the authority to: (1) Set standards by which an electrology education program may be approved; (2) Review with the state board of education and the Tennessee higher education commission a progressive electrology education program in the state; (3) Evaluate the need for such programs in the geographical area in which the electrology program will be located; (4) Approve and license institutions in this state that meet the requirements of the electrology education program; (5) Maintain a list of the institutions offering electrology education programs approved by the commissioner; and (6) Remove an institution from the list of institutions that offer approved electrology education if the institution: (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (b) The commissioner shall monitor fraudulent or deceptive promotion of permanent hair removal procedures. Amended by 2019 Tenn. Acts, ch. 459, s 54, eff. 9/30/2019. Acts 1988, ch. 896, § 21; 1993, ch. 342, § 1; T.C.A., §62-34-219; Acts 2009 , ch. 456, §§ 27-29. (a) In addition to other powers and duties, the commissioner has the authority to: (1) Set standards by which an electrology education program may be approved; (2) Review with the state board of education and the Tennessee higher education commission a progressive electrology education program in the state; (3) Evaluate the need for such programs in the geographical area in which the electrology program will be located; (4) Approve and license institutions in this state that meet the requirements of the electrology education program; (5) Maintain a list of the institutions offering electrology education programs approved by the commissioner; and (6) Remove an institution from the list of institutions that offer approved electrology education if the institution: (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (1) Set standards by which an electrology education program may be approved; (2) Review with the state board of education and the Tennessee higher education commission a progressive electrology education program in the state; (3) Evaluate the need for such programs in the geographical area in which the electrology program will be located; (4) Approve and license institutions in this state that meet the requirements of the electrology education program; (5) Maintain a list of the institutions offering electrology education programs approved by the commissioner; and (6) Remove an institution from the list of institutions that offer approved electrology education if the institution: (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (A) Is guilty of fraud or deceit in obtaining or attempting to obtain approval; (B) Acts in a manner not consistent with generally accepted standards for the practice of electrology; (C) Violates standards set under this chapter and fails to correct the violation in a reasonable time after notice has been given; (D) No longer operates a program that is approved under this chapter; or (E) Promotes electrology in a manner that the commissioner determines is unreasonable, misleading or fraudulent. (b) The commissioner shall monitor fraudulent or deceptive promotion of permanent hair removal procedures. Acts 1988, ch. 896, § 21; 1993, ch. 342, § 1; T.C.A., §62-34-219; Acts 2009 , ch. 456, §§ 27-29.
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