Senate panel hears bill to join massage-therapy interstate compact
A Montana Senate committee heard testimony on Senate Bill 233 to join the Massage Therapy Interstate Compact, with proponents saying the compact eases licensing for military spouses and seasonal workers and opponents raising no testimony; agency witnesses said Montana would retain licensing sovereignty and the compact requires fingerprint checks.
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HELENA — The Montana Senate Business and Labor Committee on Wednesday heard testimony on Senate Bill 233, a measure that would allow Montana to join the Massage Therapy Interstate Compact and permit qualified massage therapists licensed elsewhere in compact states to practice in Montana under a multistate license.
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