Physician assistants.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies the California Physician Assistant Practice Act by removing a requirement for the Physician Assistant Board to obtain permission from the Director of Consumer Affairs before holding more than six meetings per year. The board is permitted to convene as needed to fulfill its legal responsibilities. This change streamlines the board's meeting schedule and approval process.
Key provisions
- Removes the requirement for the Physician Assistant Board to seek director approval for meetings exceeding six times annually.
- Maintains the board’s authority to convene as deemed necessary.
- Requires at least two weeks’ notice for board meetings to interested parties.
- Preserves the director’s authority to approve meetings deemed necessary for legal responsibilities.
Who is affected
- Physician Assistant Board
- Physician Assistants
- Director of Consumer Affairs
Notable changes
- Eliminates a layer of approval for board meeting frequency.
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