Montana HB76 revises laws related to the Board of Behavioral Health, including certification and regulation of family peer support specialists.
Montana HB76 revises laws regarding the Board of Behavioral Health, providing for certification and regulation of family peer support specialists. It exempts religious officials from licensure requirements while they perform their duties. The bill establishes certification requirements for behavioral health peer support and family peer support specialists, including specific qualifications and approved programs. It also amends definitions and provisions related to licensure and certification for various behavioral health professions.
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