Article archive / October 2022
Originally published: . Volume 13, No. 10. Source pages: 15.
The “Behavior Analysts Licensure and Regulation Study Commission” met Friday, September 21, and decided that behavior analysts are to be licensed in Louisiana.
This is the first major decision coming from the group. It was one of the issues contested in the spring legislative battle that prompted Senator J. P. Morrell to propose the resolution establishing the Commission, a 17-member task force charged with developing “baseline framework for licensure and regulation of behavior analysts.”
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