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WI AB45

WI AB45
Ratification of the Dietitian Licensure Compact. (FE)


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Introduced
02/17/2025
In Committee
05/14/2025
Crossed Over
05/13/2025
Passed
08/11/2025
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
08/11/2025

Introduced Session

2025-2026 Regular Session

Bill Summary

AN ACT to renumber and amend 448.78; to amend 146.81 (1) (em), 146.997 (1) (d) 6., 252.14 (1) (ar) 4m., 253.065 (3), 253.065 (5), 440.03 (9) (a) (intro.), 440.03 (9) (a) 2., 440.03 (13) (b) (intro.), 440.15, 446.01 (1v) (f), 446.02 (6m), 448.70 (1m), 448.72 (6), 448.74 (1), 448.78 (title), 448.80, 448.82, 448.87 (2) (intro.), 448.87 (2) (a), 448.956 (1m) and 450.10 (3) (a) 5m.; to repeal and recreate 632.895 (1) (b) 5. b.; to create 14.833, 440.03 (11m) (c) 2rm., 440.03 (13) (c) 1. gm., 448.70 (1r), 448.70 (1s), 448.78 (1m) (title), 448.78 (1m) (f), 448.78 (2m), (3m) and (4m) and subchapter XIV of chapter 448 [precedes 448.9887] of the statutes; relating to: ratification of the Di- etitian Licensure Compact.

AI Summary

This bill ratifies Wisconsin's participation in the Dietitian Licensure Compact, a multi-state agreement designed to facilitate professional mobility for licensed dietitians. The compact creates a mechanism allowing dietitians to practice across member states through a "compact privilege" by meeting specific licensing requirements, such as holding an unencumbered license in their home state and adhering to the laws of the state where they are practicing. The bill establishes a Dietitian Licensure Compact Commission that will oversee the compact's operations, including creating bylaws, collecting assessments from member states, and managing a coordinated data system that tracks licensure and disciplinary information. The compact introduces several key features: it enables member states to issue enforceable subpoenas across state lines, requires reporting of adverse actions against licensees, and provides a framework for resolving disputes between states. Importantly, the compact becomes active once seven states have enacted it, and states can withdraw by repealing their authorizing statute, with a 180-day transition period. The primary goal of this compact is to streamline professional licensing for dietitians, reduce bureaucratic barriers, and ensure consistent professional standards across participating states.

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Government Affairs

Sponsors (26)

Last Action

Published 8-9-2025 (on 08/11/2025)

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