HB2967 HFA Phillips 3-11 #1

Wiseman 3383

Delegate Phillips moved to amend the Senate amendment with the following amendments:

On page 4, section 30-1B-2, line 77, by inserting the word “duties” immediately following the word “official”;

And,

On page 8, section 30-1B-4, line 177, by striking the words “three and four” and inserting in lieu thereof “two and three”;

And,

On page 8, section 30-1B-4, line 185, by striking “§30-1B-3(a)(3) and §30-1B-(a)(4), or §30-1B-4(a)” and inserting in lieu thereof “§30-1B-2(a)(3), §30-1B-3(a)(3), or §30-1B-3(a)(4)”;

And,

By striking out the title and substituting therefor a new title, to read as follows:

Eng. House Bill 2967— “A BILL to amend and reenact §30-1B-1, §30-1B-2, §30-1B-3, and §30-1B-4 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended; and to repeal §30-1B-5 and §30-1B-7 of said code, all relating to licensure to practice professions and occupations; stating findings; establishing standards for licensure of military-trained applicants; creating an exception for the practices of law, medicine, and osteopathic medicine; mandating boards act on applications from military-trained applicants not later than 15 days after receipt; providing for conditions for issuance of authorization to practice occupation or trade to military-trained applicants; prohibiting board from charging fee for initial authorization to practice; establishing standards for licensing spouses of current military members; creating an exception for the practices of law, medicine, and osteopathic medicine; mandating boards act on applications from spouses not later than 15 days after receipt; prohibiting boards from charging fee to spouse of military member for initial authorization to practice; and providing for temporary authorization to practice while application is pending.”

Adopted

Rejected