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We are in the process of honing down the Licensure bill we had introduced in the 2009 session into a Registration bill. We will have that bill ready for introduction for the 2010 session, which is scheduled to start 04Feb2010. If you would like to see some the general differences between a License and a Registration, check our Registration vs. License page.
As soon as the language is prepared we will make it available via this page, either by posting it ourselves or linking to the page on the state's website that has the language on it. For now we can tell you it will be very similar to the original laws passed that established a Registration credential for MN Athletic Trainers, Respiratory Therapists, and Naturopathic Physicians as we used their laws as a template to see what common language was in all three (and there were remarkably large similar portions of language), as well as the language governing Massage Therapy in Wisconsin, New Jersey and Indiana as these states have laws that are roughly equivalent to what we are aiming for.
Page Last Updated: 20Jun2009
We are in the process of honing down the Licensure bill we had introduced in the 2009 session into a Registration bill. We will have that bill ready for introduction for the 2010 session, which is scheduled to start 04Feb2010. If you would like to see some the general differences between a License and a Registration, check our Registration vs. License page.
As soon as the language is prepared we will make it available via this page, either by posting it ourselves or linking to the page on the state's website that has the language on it. For now we can tell you it will be very similar to the original laws passed that established a Registration credential for MN Athletic Trainers, Respiratory Therapists, and Naturopathic Physicians as we used their laws as a template to see what common language was in all three (and there were remarkably large similar portions of language), as well as the language governing Massage Therapy in Wisconsin, New Jersey and Indiana as these states have laws that are roughly equivalent to what we are aiming for.
Page Last Updated: 20Jun2009
