Committee accepts amendment limiting 'exam-eligible technician' practice in behavior analysis bill
Members approved an amendment to House Bill 453 that removes an option allowing an 'exam-eligible technician' to practice under supervision of a board-certified assistant behavior analyst and clarifies certification timing; the amendment was accepted without objection.
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The House Insurance Committee accepted amendment 1779 to House Bill 453, which removes a pathway that would have allowed some individuals to practice as an "exam-eligible technician" under supervision of a board‑certified assistant behavior analyst and clarifies that an exam‑eligible technician does not become a registered behavior technician within 90 days.
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