"I believe this bill will have an important impact on the contracting
industry," stated Sen. Seabaugh, who serves as the chairman of the
Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee. "HB 1003 is
in the homeowners' and the general public's best interest by protecting
them against inefficient and inadequate residential and general contractors."
HB 1003 makes standard regulations across the board for contractors,
including examinations and fees, and will make the industry more uniform
in operation. Previously, the profession of contractor was not clearly
defined by law, but now will fall under a specific description and qualifications.
The industry will be regulated more closely by falling under the same
criteria across the board.
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