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Committee approves forwarding committee work to full board as consent items to reduce redundancy

Board of Registered Nursing — Nurse Practice Committee · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The Nurse Practice Committee voted unanimously to do substantive regulatory and APRN matters at the committee level and forward recommendations to the full board as information/consent items unless pulled, a change staff said would reduce duplicate presentations and save board time.

The Nurse Practice Committee voted unanimously to recommend that substantive work be completed at the committee level and forwarded to the full Board of Registered Nursing as information or consent agenda items unless a board member requests discussion.

Executive Officer Laurie Melby described the proposal as a time‑saving measure: five subcommittees meet infrequently but there are many committee and board agendas across the year, and consolidating the detailed work at the committee level would allow the full board to focus on higher‑level decisions. Chair Nilu Patel moved the motion and Jovita Dominguez seconded. Legal counsel Reza Pejuhesh suggested the board receive a follow‑up at a board meeting to document the motions and obtain full‑board buy‑in; Melby confirmed that the item will appear on the board agenda so all members can accept or pull recommendations.

After confirming the public comment period (none), the committee voted; Patel, Dominguez and Granowitz each voted yes and the motion passed unanimously.

Ending: Staff will place the committee's recommendation on the full board agenda and implement the committee‑level workflow pending any pull requests from board members.