The bill would prevent limits on the activities or services of a person with a required master’s degree who works under supervision for up to 90 days. The person must submit both a licensure application and fee and an application and fee for a limited permit. The bill was introduced and referred to the Rules Committee.
A qualifying person could work under supervision during the 90-day period after submitting both applications and fees, without limits on their activities or services under this provision.
Applicants must submit the required fees. The bill does not state the amounts.
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