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You're saying that schools are set up under state legislation, and even though schools are primarily funded independantly of state governments and make hiring and most other decisions independsntly of state governments, that somehow state rules about teacher qualifications don't count as professional qualifications rules. I'm trying to understand why.

I don't see how your point about independant schools has any relevance either. Any company can hire non registered engineers if they like too. There's just some things that need sign off by registered engineers.

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Companies are also created under government laws. So does that make every employee a jpint employee of the company and government? Are all hirings joint decisions between government and company?

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