> People will still be able to learn how to program and actually program. But if they take money or deal with people's private information, then they'll need to

> People will still be able to learn how to program and actually program. But if they take money or deal with people's private information, then they'll need to comply with the standards that will be regulated. You can even have non-licensed people doing work, and a licensed individual signing off on the end result. They would need to review the designs and work to make sure they agree with how the work was done, because it's their license on the line if something goes wrong because of bad craftsmanship.