chiropractic board; complaints; training; authority
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Overview
This bill updates the process for how state agencies publish notices of rule-making and other official actions. It also establishes a new process for health profession regulatory boards, requiring them to fully cooperate with audits and investigations. Specifically, it creates a mechanism for the legislative committee to issue a ‘letter of dissent’ if they find a board’s practices are based on a misinterpretation of the law or exceed their authority, and to publish that dissent in the official register.
Key provisions
- Requires health profession regulatory boards to fully cooperate with audits and investigations.
- Establishes a process for a legislative committee to issue a ‘letter of dissent’ regarding a board’s practices.
- Mandates publication of ‘letters of dissent’ in the official register.
- Defines a process for the auditor general to notify the legislature of potential criminal activity by board members or staff.
- Requires the attorney general to investigate potential criminal activity and, if necessary, refer the matter to a county attorney.
- Outlines the committee’s responsibilities during an audit, including reviewing findings, examining board practices, and recommending reforms.
- Specifies a timeline for the committee to issue a report with findings and recommendations.
- Updates the register publication requirements for agencies.
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