1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Occupational Licensing Board Antitrust Damages Relief and Reform Act of 2018 . 2. Definitions In this Act: (1) Certification The term certification means a voluntary program under which— (A) a private organization (in the case of private certification) or the government of a State (in the case of government certification) authorizes an individual who meets certain personal qualifications to use certified as a designated title with respect to the performance of a lawful occupation; and (B) a noncertified individual may perform the lawful occupation for compensation but may not use the title certified . (2) Member, officer, employee, or agent The term member, officer, employee, or agent , with respect to an occupational licensing board, means an individual appointed by, to, or employed by the occupational licensing board. (3) Occupational license The term occupational license means a nontransferable authorization under law for an individual to perform a lawful occupation for compensation based on meeting personal qualifications established by the State government. (4) Occupational licensing board The term occupational licensing board or board means an entity established under State law— (A) the express purpose of which is to regulate the personal qualifications required to engage in or practice a particular lawful occupation; and (B) that has authority conferred by State law to interpret or enforce the occupational regulations of the State. (5) Occupational regulation The term occupational regulation — (A) means a statute, rule, regulation, practice, policy, or law that sets educational, examination, training and/or experience requirements to authorize an individual to work in a lawful occupation; (B) includes any statute, rule, regulation, practice, policy, or law requiring certification or an occupational license