Oklahoma SB880 eliminates certain educational requirements for membership on the Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors.
Oklahoma SB880 amends the state's Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors by removing specific educational requirements for board members. The bill updates the composition of the board, allowing for members with a bachelor's degree, and removes the requirement for five members to hold a master's or higher degree. The board consists of six licensed alcohol and drug counselors and one certified counselor, all in good standing with at least three years of experience. The bill also removes obsolete language and updates statutory language, declaring an emergency.
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