How many meetings per year must the board hold to administer exams?

The requirement for the board to hold a minimum of two meetings per year to administer exams is established by regulations governing state boards in various professions, including funeral service. These meetings are essential for ensuring that the board can evaluate candidates effectively, make informed decisions on licensure, and address any pertinent issues related to the profession. Holding two meetings allows the board to maintain regular oversight and accountability while also ensuring that adequate opportunities exist for administering examinations. This structure supports the integrity of the licensure process and allows the board to stay current with relevant issues in the field, ultimately benefiting both the profession and the public.