There is not a shred of evidence to warrant a conclusion that the unregulated practice of interior design places the public in any form of jeopardy.
Richard L. Hanna: “There is not a shred of evidence to warrant a conclusion that the unregulated practice of interior design places the…”
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Hanna argues against the need for regulating interior design, citing lack of evidence for public risk.
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