HB1328 CR 4.28.2026 EDA — Senate Committee Report

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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

 

SENATE

 

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE

FOR THE CONSENT CALENDAR

 

Tuesday, April 28, 2026

 

THE COMMITTEE ON Executive Departments and Administration

 

to which was referred HB 1328-FN

 

AN ACT relative to alcohol and other drug use professionals and relative to the qualifications to obtain certain occupational licenses.

 

 

Having considered the same, the committee recommends that the Bill

 

OUGHT TO PASS WITH AMENDMENT

 

BY A VOTE OF: 5-0

 

AMENDMENT # 2026-1632s

 

 

Senator Howard Pearl

For the Committee

 

HB 1328-FN amends the membership of the board of licensing for alcohol and other drug use professionals, eliminates the license type of licensed clinical supervisor, modifies the qualifications for licensure for recreational therapists, and amends the qualifications for speech-language assistants. The amended bill provides for a delayed repeal of the licensed clinical supervisor license to respect those who have earned and maintained it. Those provisions take effect July 1, 2030; all other sections of the legislation take effect 60 days after passage.

 

Ben Mickens  271-1403

 

FOR THE CONSENT CALENDAR

 

Executive Departments and Administration

HB 1328-FN, relative to alcohol and other drug use professionals and relative to the qualifications to obtain certain occupational licenses.

Ought to Pass with Amendment, Vote 5-0.

Senator Howard Pearl for the committee.

HB 1328-FN amends the membership of the board of licensing for alcohol and other drug use professionals, eliminates the license type of licensed clinical supervisor, modifies the qualifications for licensure for recreational therapists, and amends the qualifications for speech-language assistants. The amended bill provides for a delayed repeal of the licensed clinical supervisor license to respect those who have earned and maintained it. Those provisions take effect July 1, 2030; all other sections of the legislation take effect 60 days after passage.