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Cosmetology & BarberingCompact Kickoff MeetingTuesday, May 18, 2021
HOUSEKEEPINGClosed captioning is available, and if you have technical difficulties or ifyou have a question about Zoom, please use the chat to type a questionand CSG staff will get back to you as soon as possible.To ensure our speakers can be heard clearly, all participants willbe muted during the meeting. This session is being recorded, so bycontinuing to participate you are consenting to this recording. Therecording will be available to view on our website at compacts.csg.org.After our speakers and presentation there will be a question and answersession. Please submit your questions in the chat feature, which will bemonitored throughout the meeting.Cosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Welcome and IntroductionsHeather ShafferDeputy DirectorThe Center of InnovationThe Council of State GovernmentsCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Welcome and IntroductionsPatricia BarronDeputy Assistant Secretary of Defense forMilitary Community and Family PolicyMarcus BeauregardDirectorDefense-State Liaison OfficeDepartment of DefenseCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Welcome and IntroductionsLeslie RosteNational DirectorIndustry Relations and EducationBarbicideKristy UnderwoodExecutive OfficerCalifornia Board of Barbering andCosmetologyCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Overview of Interstate CompactsMathew ShaferProject ManagerThe Council of State GovernmentsDan LogsdonDirectorCSG National Center for InterstateCompactsCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
What is an interstate compact?A legal contract between two or more statesthat allows states to:#1#2#3Cooperatively address shared problemsMaintain state sovereignty over issues belonging to statesRespond to national priorities with one voiceCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Occupational Licensing Interstate CompactsFacilitateMultistatePracticeMaintain orImprove PublicHealth andSafetyPreserve StateAuthority OverProfessionalLicensing44 states have adopted at least one compact.28 states have adopted at least three compacts.151 pieces of compact legislation have beenpassed since 20169 professions with active interstate compactsfor occupational licensingCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Occupational Licensing Interstate Compacts: ActiveNurse LicensureCompact – 35 StatesEMS Compact – 22StatesOccupational TherapyCompact – 4 StatesPhysical TherapyCompact – 33 StatesPsychologyInterjurisdictionalCompact – 21 StatesAdvanced PracticeNursing Compact – 1StateMedical LicensureCompact – 32 StatesAudiology and SpeechLanguage PathologyCompact – 12 StatesCounseling Compact– 2 StateCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Occupational Licensing Interstate Compacts:Under DevelopmentMassage TherapySocial WorkCosmetology & BarberingK-12 TeachingDentistry & Dental HygienePhysicians AssistantsCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Occupational Licensing Interstate CompactsCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Benefits to Practitioners ofOccupational Licensure CompactsIncreased MobilityLeverages Advancing Technology:Tele-practiceSupports relocating militarymembers and their familiesCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Benefits to Licensing Boards ofOccupational Licensure CompactsAgreement On Uniform LicensureRequirementsShared Data SystemIncrease access to highly qualifiedpractitionersCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Benefits to States ofOccupational Licensure CompactsFlexibility and Autonomy In Comparison to Federal PolicyStrengthens State SovereigntyEnhance Cooperation Between StatesStrengthens Labor MarketsExpands Ability to Protect Public HealthCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Compact Development ProcessPhase IDevelopmentADVISORY GROUP Composed of approx. 20 stateofficials, stakeholders and issueexperts Examines issues, current policy, bestpractices and alternative structures Establishes recommendations as to thecontent of an interstate compactDRAFTING TEAM Composed of 5 to 8 state officials,stakeholders, and issue experts Crafts compact based onrecommendations Circulates draft compact to states andstakeholder groups for commentFINAL PRODUCT Drafting team considers comments andincorporates into compact Final product sent to advisory group Released to states for considerationPhase IIEducation and Enactment EDUCATIONDevelop comprehensive legislativeresource kitDevelop informational internet site withstate-by-state tracking and supportdocumentsConvene “National Briefing” to educatelegislators and key state officialsSTATE SUPPORTDevelop network of “champions”Provide on-site technical support andassistanceProvide informational testimony tolegislative committeesSTATE ENACTMENTS Track and support state enactments Prepare for transition andimplementation of compact Provide requested support as neededPhase IIITransition and Operation TRANSITIONEnactment threshold metState notificationInterim Executive Board appointedInterim Committee’s establishedConvene first Compact meetingInformation system development(standards, security, vendors)OPERATION Ongoing state control andgovernance Staff support Annual assessment, if necessary Annual business meeting Information system oversight (maintenance,security, training, etc.) Long-term enhancements / up-gradesCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Why Cosmetology and Barbering?Approximately 772,660licensed cosmetologistsand barbers nationwideCoalition of 9 cosmetologyand barbering boards (AL,CA, IA, KS, MD, MN, NC,TN, VA)Professional Beauty Association,National Association of BarberBoards of America, Future of theBeauty Industry CoalitionNational employers such as:BlueCo. Brands, Ulta Beauty,Empire Beauty Schools,International Salon Spa BusinessNetwork, JCPennySizeBuy-In fromRegulatorsAdditionalPartnershipsCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Preliminary TimelineNovember 2020RFP ReleasedFebruary 2021ApplicationDeadlineMarch 2021ProfessionsAnnouncedWinter 2021-2022Drafting TeamMeetingsAugust 2021December 2021Technical AssistanceGroup MeetingsMay 2021Kickoff ll2022Model LegislationFinalizedFall/Winter 2022 ongoingEducation andState EnactmentCosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
Contact InformationDan LogsdonDirector, National Center for Interstate CompactsThe Council of State Governmentsdlogsdon@csg.orgMatt ShaferManagerThe Council of State Governmentsmatthew.shafer@csg.orgMore information online at:https://compacts.csg.org/Cosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting
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California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. Welcome and Introductions. . Interim Executive Board appointed Interim Committee's established . Cosmetology and Barbering Compact Kickoff Meeting: November 2020. RFP Released: February 2021. Application Deadline. March 2021.
