10-24-2010, 02:16 AM
The following is from the North Carolina General Assembly Statutes - My apologies as they are NOT hyperlinked. However, here is the site address:
http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/St...apter=0090
Article 18C - Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.45. Title of Article. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.46. Policy and purpose. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.47. Definitions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48. Prohibited acts. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48A. Exemptions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48B: Repealed by Session Laws 2003-117, s. 2, effective October 1, 2003, and applicable to claims for payment or reimbursement for services rendered on or after that date. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.49. North Carolina Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.50. Appointment and qualification of Board members. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.51. Powers and duties. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.52. License application. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.53: Repealed by Session Laws 1993 (Reg. Sess., 1994), c. 564, s. 2. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.54. Requirements for licensure as a marriage and family therapist. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.54A. Requirements for licensure as a marriage and family therapy associate. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.55. Examinations. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.55A: Repealed by Session Laws 2009-393, s. 9, effective October 1, 2009. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.56. Reciprocal licenses. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.57. Fees. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58. Renewal of license. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58A. Reinstatement after expiration. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58B. Inactive status. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58C. Continuing education requirements. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.59. Disposition of funds. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.60. Denial, revocation, or suspension of license; other disciplinary or remedial actions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.61. Penalties. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.62. Injunction. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.63. Criminal history record checks of applicants for licensure as a marriage and family therapist and a marriage and family therapy associate. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.64. Reserved for future codification purposes. [RTF] [PDF]
Additionally, here is the statute relating to Charitable Contributions
§ 131F‑31. Contributions solicited for, or accepted by or on behalf of, a named individual.
(a) Trust Account Required. – Contributions solicited for, or accepted by or on behalf of, a named individual shall be deposited in a trust account opened by a trustee named in a properly established trust document.
(b) Use of Trust Funds. – Contributions deposited in the trust fund may be used only for the purpose for which the contributions were solicited; if the contributions are no longer needed for the purpose for which they were solicited, they may be used for another similar charitable purpose. The trustee may disburse funds from the trust account only after making a written record verifying the purpose for which the funds will be used accompanied by documentation of the identity of the payee and the justification for the payment. The Trustee shall retain these records for each disbursement from the trust account for a period of three years after the disbursement. (1993 (Reg. Sess., 1994), c. 759, s. 2.)
No - I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of North Carolina (however, I did stay at a Holiday Inn). No - I did not delve into the details of Chapter 90 as how they directly relate to the "services" offered by Rev. G and his other parasites . . . that's on tomorrow's To-Do list! The starting lineup: § 90-270.48, § 90-270.52, § 90-270.54 and § 90-270.63.
Betcha "Big Boy" and his cronies claim counseling is not nor should be considered "therapy"!
http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/St...apter=0090
Article 18C - Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.45. Title of Article. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.46. Policy and purpose. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.47. Definitions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48. Prohibited acts. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48A. Exemptions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.48B: Repealed by Session Laws 2003-117, s. 2, effective October 1, 2003, and applicable to claims for payment or reimbursement for services rendered on or after that date. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.49. North Carolina Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.50. Appointment and qualification of Board members. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.51. Powers and duties. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.52. License application. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.53: Repealed by Session Laws 1993 (Reg. Sess., 1994), c. 564, s. 2. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.54. Requirements for licensure as a marriage and family therapist. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.54A. Requirements for licensure as a marriage and family therapy associate. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.55. Examinations. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.55A: Repealed by Session Laws 2009-393, s. 9, effective October 1, 2009. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.56. Reciprocal licenses. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.57. Fees. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58. Renewal of license. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58A. Reinstatement after expiration. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58B. Inactive status. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.58C. Continuing education requirements. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.59. Disposition of funds. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.60. Denial, revocation, or suspension of license; other disciplinary or remedial actions. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.61. Penalties. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.62. Injunction. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.63. Criminal history record checks of applicants for licensure as a marriage and family therapist and a marriage and family therapy associate. [RTF] [PDF]
•§ 90-270.64. Reserved for future codification purposes. [RTF] [PDF]
Additionally, here is the statute relating to Charitable Contributions
§ 131F‑31. Contributions solicited for, or accepted by or on behalf of, a named individual.
(a) Trust Account Required. – Contributions solicited for, or accepted by or on behalf of, a named individual shall be deposited in a trust account opened by a trustee named in a properly established trust document.
(b) Use of Trust Funds. – Contributions deposited in the trust fund may be used only for the purpose for which the contributions were solicited; if the contributions are no longer needed for the purpose for which they were solicited, they may be used for another similar charitable purpose. The trustee may disburse funds from the trust account only after making a written record verifying the purpose for which the funds will be used accompanied by documentation of the identity of the payee and the justification for the payment. The Trustee shall retain these records for each disbursement from the trust account for a period of three years after the disbursement. (1993 (Reg. Sess., 1994), c. 759, s. 2.)
No - I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of North Carolina (however, I did stay at a Holiday Inn). No - I did not delve into the details of Chapter 90 as how they directly relate to the "services" offered by Rev. G and his other parasites . . . that's on tomorrow's To-Do list! The starting lineup: § 90-270.48, § 90-270.52, § 90-270.54 and § 90-270.63.
Betcha "Big Boy" and his cronies claim counseling is not nor should be considered "therapy"!