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Senate passes bill to create certified medication-aid registry
Summary
House File 26 80 requires the Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing to establish an online certified medication-aid registry so employers can verify completion of department-approved MA exams; the Senate passed the substituted House file 26 80 by roll call (46–0).
Senator Costello, the senator from Mills, explained that House File 26 80 would require the Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing to establish a medication-aid certification registry on the department website so providers offering a department-approved MA exam can submit proof that an individual completed the exam. He said the registry will make it easier for employers to determine that a person is qualified and reduce process burdens for applicants.
The substituted bill was read for the final time, the title was agreed to, and final passage was recorded with 46 ayes and 0 nays. Senator Costello asked unanimous consent to withdraw the companion Senate file; consent was granted.
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