California AB2775 amends the Chiropractic Act to revise licensing fees and procedures for chiropractors.
California AB2775 amends the Chiropractic Act to revise the fees for various chiropractic licenses and certificates, including application, renewal, and special report fees. It also modifies the conditions under which a board may deny a license based on an applicant's criminal history, requiring boards to notify applicants of their right to appeal and to provide information on challenging the decision. The bill mandates that boards retain application documents and criminal history reports for at least three years and requires annual public reporting on licensure denials and appeals.
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