Establishes a compact for interstate practice of dietetics among member states.
The bill establishes the dietitian licensure compact to facilitate interstate practice of dietetics, aiming to improve public access to dietetics services. It preserves states' regulatory authority while providing for licensure portability through a compact privilege. Member states must license and regulate dietetics, and participate in the compact commission's data system. The compact commission oversees the compact, promulgates rules, and resolves disputes. Member states may withdraw, and the compact remains in effect even if fewer than seven states participate.
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