ASID’s recent message to designers clarifying their position re: legislation may look like waving the white flag, but when you read between the lines, and fully understand the background, a very different story emerges, which makes it clear that the tiger has definitely not changed its stripes. Read the full explication here.
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ASID – Backpeddling as Fast as They Can
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged Allied member, anti-competitve, anti-consumer, asid, building code, certification, codes, credentials, damage control, Florida, health, IBC, Interior Design, interior design law, interior design legislation, interior design regulation, interior designer, International Building Code, legislation, legislative strategy, license, licensing, member, membership, Minnesota, nanny state, NCIDQ, opposition, practice act, registered design professional, registration, regulation, safety, Tennessee, Texas, title act, welfare on March 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
No Documented Cases of Unlicensed Designers Creating Safety Hazards
Posted in Institute for Justice, Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged asid, Austin, certification, Clark Neily, codes, credentials, Interior Design, interior design law, interior design legislation, Interior Design Protection Council, interior design regulation, interior designer, Joel Mozersky, legislation, license, licensing, Marilyn Roberts, NCIDQ, opposition, registration, regulation, TAID, Texas, Texas Association for Interior Design on February 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A key pro-legislation figure in Texas admits that there are *zero* documented cases of unlicensed interior designers creating any kind of safety hazard.
Press Release – Group Resignation from ASID
Posted in California Designers Against Legislation (CADAL), Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged asid, licensing, certification, codes, interior designer, Kitchen and Bath Design, interior design legislation, opposition, license, credentials, Interior Design, interior design regulation on December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
GROUP RESIGNATION FROM ASID SENDS A STRONG MESSAGE: STOP THE PUSH FOR REGULATION – Press release and newsletter from the Interior Design Protection Council.
Why ASID Membership is No Guarantee of Quality for an Interior Designer
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, Working With a Designer, ncidq certification licensing, tagged asid, NCIDQ, licensing, certification, regulation, codes on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Long before I became a designer myself, I believed that ASID membership was an indicator of quality and professionalism, and that one should only hire ASID designers. I grew up on the client side, and also around the professional side of the industry, with a father and uncle who were in the business, and [...]
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