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AB 1147 Assembly Bill-Bill Analysis Page 15 of 35 or any other representative of a local government agency with responsibility for regulating or administering a local ordinance relating to massage, to provide information concerning a certificate holder, as specified. 50)States that upon request of the CAMTC, any law enforcement agency or any other representative of a local government agency with responsibility for regulating or administering a local ordinance relating to massage or massage establishments is authorized to AS 1147 Page 20 provide information to the CAMTC concerning an applicant or certificate holder, as specified. 51)Requires the CAMTC to accept information provided by any law enforcement agency or any other representative of a local government agency with responsibility for regulating or administering a local ordinance relating to massage and review that information in a timely manner. 52)Provides the CAMTC with the responsibility to determine whether the school, continuing education provider, or provider of education for massage establishment operators from which an applicant has obtained the education required, meets the requirements as specified. 53)States that if the CAMTC has any reason to question whether or not the applicant received the education that is required from the school or schools that the applicant is claiming, the CAMTC will investigate the facts to determine that the applicant received the required education prior to issuing a certificate. 54)Authorizes the CAMTC to charge a reasonable fee for the inspection or approval of schools, continuing education providers and massage establishment operator education providers, provided the fees do not exceed the reasonable cost of the inspection or approval process. 551Requires the CAMTC to develop policies and procedures governing the requirements and approval process for schools, continuing education providers, and massage establishment operator education providers provided the fees do not exceed the reasonable cost of the inspection or approval process. 56)states that the superior court of a county or competent jurisdiction may, upon petition by any person, issue an injunction or any other relief the court deems appropriate for a violation, as specified. 57)states that the provisions of this chapter are severable, as specified. 58)Requires, on or before June 1, 2016, for the time period beginning January 1, 2015, the CAMTC to provide a report to the Legislature that includes all of the following: a) A feasibility study of licensure for the massage profession, including a proposed scope of practice, legitimate techniques of massage, and related statutory recommendations; AB 1147 Page 21 http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/13-14/bill/asm/ab_1101-1150/ab_1147_cfa_20140620_I I I 1 I5_sen_comm.Ilan l 7/3/2014