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It appears that the IEC is just a bunch of administrative standards with a reference at the end to use the NEC for the actual wiring work.

Check out the table of contents

Table of Contents:

Chapter1: Scope
Chapter 2: Definitions
Chapter 3: Organization and Enforcement
Chapter 4: Permits and Fees
Chapter 5: Construction Documents
Chapter 6: Approval
Chapter 7: Inspections and Testing
Chapter 8: Service Utilities
Chapter 9: Unsafe Systems and Equipment
Chapter 10: Violations
Chapter 11: Means of Appeal
Chapter 12: Electrical Provisions
Chapter 13: Referenced Standards
Index
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It covers things the NEC does not.

http://www.internationalcodes.net/more-2006-international-codes-100-3147-06.shtml
 
MA.seems to make up there own rules.Not going to judge them as why.I really wish we all could simply adopt nec for code cycle and pick Jan 1 st.Would like to think i could leave the nudist capitol of the world and go to any state (not MA.i hate the cold) and go to work without all the license requirements and code changes.Do electrons know what state they are in ?
 
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MA.seems to make up there own rules.Not going to judge them as why.I really wish we all could simply adopt nec for code cycle and pick Jan 1 st.Would like to think i could leave the nudist capitol of the world and go to any state (not MA.i hate the cold) and go to work without all the license requirements and code changes.Do electrons know what state they are in ?
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You dont even need a license in FL, why are you worried about MA. for? :grin:
 
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