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Rule Chapter: 69B-228
Chapter Title: CONTINUING EDUCATION Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Rule file 69B-228.010 Purpose 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.020 Scope 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.030 Definitions 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.040 Course Providers 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.050 Supervising Instructor for Bail Bond Agent Courses and School Officials 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.060 Instructors and Guest Lecturers 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.080 Course Approval; Requirements; Guidelines 10/20/2022
Rule file 69B-228.090 Course Offerings 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.100 Certification of Students 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.110 Textbooks (Repealed) 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.120 Course Fees (Repealed) 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.130 Facilities (Repealed) 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.150 Advertising 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.160 Prohibited Practices 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.180 Forms and Submission of Forms through the Education Database 10/20/2022
Rule file 69B-228.190 Transition Time in the Event of Rule Changes 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.210 Grounds for Disapproval, Suspension, or Revocation of Approval of a Provider, School Official, Supervising Instructor, or Instructor; Other Penalties 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.220 Licensee Compliance; Requirements; Penalties for Non-Compliance 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.230 Extensions 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.240 Applicability of Continuing Education Requirement for New Licensees (Repealed) 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.250 Exempted Licensees 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.260 Timeline for Submissions 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.270 Course Audits 4/12/2017
Rule file 69B-228.280 Duration of Suspension or Revocation; Effect of Suspension or Revocation upon Associated Authorizations 4/12/2017


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