On Jan. These changes differentiate between massage categories resulting in two separate licensing bylaws — Massage Licence Bylaw and a new Body Rub Licence Bylaw which regulates both massage practitioners and massage centres. Massage Licence Bylaw differentiates between massage categories, resulting in two separate licensing bylaws: Massage Licence Bylaw and a new Body Rub Licence Bylaw, which regulates both massage practitioners and massage centres.
Body Rub Centre letter. To remain licensed as a massage centre or massage office, all practitioners working out of your centre or office must be licensed as a massage practitioner. If all practitioners working out of your centre are not members in good standing with one of the following six 6 massage associations, you will need to license your business using the new licence category, "body rub centre.
Massage Bylaw changes - FAQs. By beginning this survey you accept our privacy policy. Programs and services Public and personal safety Bylaws by topic. Massage bylaw. Massage bylaw information Massage Licence Bylaw differentiates between massage categories, resulting in two separate licensing bylaws: Massage Licence Bylaw and a new Body Rub Licence Bylaw, which regulates both massage practitioners and massage centres.
Body Rub Centre letter Existing massage centres or massage offices will be affected in the following way: To remain licensed as a massage centre or massage office, all practitioners working out of your centre or office must be licensed as a massage practitioner.
New business licence category — Body rub centre The new category of "body rub centre" will have the following requirements. Will not be allowed to operate as a home-based business applies to new applications only. Must be a minimum distance of m from another body rub centre applies to new body rub centres only. Distance is determined by measuring the closest points from parcel to parcel.
