Regulatory boards have the following responsibilities:

1. Licensing and Certification: Regulatory boards oversee the licensing and certification of professionals in specific industries or fields, ensuring that individuals meet the required qualifications and standards.

2. Standards and Guidelines: These boards establish and enforce standards, guidelines, and codes of conduct to ensure compliance and maintain quality in their respective industries.

3. Consumer Protection: Regulatory boards aim to protect consumers by monitoring and addressing complaints, investigating misconduct or violations, and taking appropriate disciplinary actions against professionals who fail to meet the required standards.

4. Compliance and Enforcement: These boards enforce regulations and laws governing their industries, conducting inspections, audits, and investigations to ensure compliance and taking legal actions against violators.

5. Education and Outreach: Regulatory boards may provide education, training, and resources to professionals, as well as inform the public about their rights, industry regulations, and available recourse in case of issues or disputes.