ND SB2223

North Dakota joins the Dietitian Licensure Compact, allowing licensed dietitians to practice across member states without obtaining separate licenses in each state through a "compact privilege" system

Licensees must hold current registration as a registered dietitian or meet equivalent education requirements (master's/doctoral degree from ACEND-accredited program), complete at least 1,000 hours of supervised practice, and pass the CDR registration examination

Establishes the Dietitian Licensure Compact Commission as a joint interstate government agency with authority to promulgate rules, maintain a coordinated data system, and enforce compliance among member states

The compact takes effect when seven states enact it; member states may withdraw with 180 days notice after repealing the statute, and states may be terminated for failing to cure defaults in compact obligations

Active military members and their spouses receive special accommodation to designate and retain a home state during active duty service