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Senate committee reviews plan for registering massage-therapy establishments and narrows public complaint disclosures
Summary
The Vermont Senate Committee on Government Operations reviewed draft language directing the Office of Professional Regulation to propose legislation by Nov. 15, 2025, on regulation of massage therapy establishments and discussed limiting public disclosure in the professional complaint registry.
The Vermont Senate Committee on Government Operations on April 29 reviewed draft language directing the Office of Professional Regulation to submit proposed legislation by Nov. 15, 2025, on regulation of massage therapy establishments and discussed narrowing what the state publishes in its complaint registry.
The language under consideration would require the Office of Professional Regulation, in consultation with stakeholders including the Vermont chapter of the American Association of Massage Therapists, the Vermont Network Against Domestic and [transcript redaction], the Department of State's Attorneys and Sheriffs and other Vermont law‑enforcement agencies, to submit proposed legislation to the House Committee on Government Operations and…
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