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Senate concurs with House changes to physician‑licensure bill, passing measure unanimously
Summary
Senate File 2184, a physician licensure reform bill, was amended by the House to remove certain continuing‑education reforms. Senator Warmie moved concurrence; the Senate adopted the House amendment and passed the bill 47‑0.
Senator Warmie opened remarks on Senate File 2184, describing it as "the physician licensure reform bill" that had previously passed the Senate and received a House amendment striking reforms to continuing‑education credits for physician and administrative medical licenses.
"Amendment s 51 30 by the House strikes reforms to continuing education credits for a physician license and administrative medical license," Senator Warmie said. The Senate concurred in the House amendment, adopted it, and read the bill for final passage. The roll call recorded 47 ayes and 0 nays; the bill passed the Senate and will be transmitted as ordered.
No floor debate on policy substance was recorded beyond the sponsor's opening comments and the concurrence vote.
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