A salon owner lets her unlicensed cousin do shampoo, blow-dries, and basic haircuts on weekends. Under BPC §7317 this is best described as:
a.A minor record-keeping issue
b.Aiding and abetting unlicensed practice and subject to discipline
c.Permissible because shampooing is not regulated
d.Permissible only if the cousin is in school
Explanation
BPC §7317 makes it unlawful both to practice without a license and to aid or abet unlicensed practice. The salon owner can be cited, fined, and have her establishment license disciplined.
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