Massage therapy; interstate licensure compact, established

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This bill would allow Alabama to join the Interstate Massage Compact, which creates a shared licensing system for massage therapists across member states. This would make it easier for licensed massage therapists to practice in different states and aims to improve public access to and safety of massage therapy services. The compact would establish an Interstate Massage Compact Commission to oversee the uniform licensing requirements and interstate practice.

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OK SB1969Massage therapy; establishing certain eligibility to join certain Compact; creating certain multistate licensing system. Effective date.

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