ID H0152

Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses must prepare quarterly financial reports for each board and commission, submitted within 15 business days after each quarter to the legislative services office

Annual year-end reports required showing cash balances; if any board's balance exceeds 150% of its 5-year rolling average expenditures, the division must present a plan to reduce balances through fee reductions or holidays

If any board's cash balance drops below 30% of the 5-year rolling average expenditures, the division must present a plan to rectify the low balance

Multiple professional licensing fee increases implemented, including: State Board of Accountancy retired/inactive status from $100 to $200 and firm registration from $200 to $400; chiropractic physician license renewals from $250 to $500; nursing home administrator license renewals capped at $400

License renewal cycles changed from annual to biennial for drinking water/wastewater professionals, social workers, counselors/therapists, and midwives; effective July 1, 2025 for most provisions, with outfitter/guide licensing changes effective July 1, 2028