Senate committee adopts revised social-work licensure compact with state-specific changes
Lawmakers approved a committee substitute for a multistate social-work licensure compact after adopting several amendments to address New Mexico legal and policy concerns, including removal of qualified-immunity language and venue changes.
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Senators voted to advance a revised interstate compact that would allow licensed social workers in other participating states to practice in New Mexico under a compact license and to permit New Mexico social workers to use a compact license elsewhere.
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