I think it's state government. But I may be wrong. @Khaiguy0900, you must do it yourself. Try studying more.
The responsibility for setting the requirements for professional workers, such as medical professionals, typically falls under the jurisdiction of the national government. However, it is important to note that the specific organization or department within the national government can vary depending on the country. In many countries, there is a separate governing body designated for regulating and licensing medical professionals, such as a medical board or a council of medical professionals. These organizations work in coordination with the national government to establish and enforce the necessary qualifications, credentials, and standards for medical professionals. So, in short, the responsibility for setting professional requirements generally rests with the national government, with collaboration from specialized bodies within that government.
What do you mean
Ms. Sue means she's not going to answer the question for you. YOU need to do the reading and thinking. YOU need to make the correct choice. Then let her know what YOU THINK.
