ND SB2286

Changes the board's authority to grant provisional licenses from permissive ("may") to mandatory ("shall") for expedited licensure applicants to applied behavioral analysts.

Specifies that certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board automatically meets all education, experience, and examination requirements for licensure or registration.

Removes the board's discretion to identify qualifying professional organizations by rule, instead designating only the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as the qualifying certifier.

Allows the board to deny or restrict provisional or expedited licenses if the applicant had a disciplinary action against their license or registration in another jurisdiction within the previous five years.