How is it possible that the BoPT member(s) were able to promulgate a "new regulation," stating for the first time "pelvic floor therapy was an INVASIVE procedure," without having ANY certified experts in pelvic floor therapy present and NOT knowing their own facilities websites, where they teach or practice, which still to date, list pelvic floor therapy as NON-INVASIVE?  

http://www.bonsecoursphysicaltherapy.com/pelvic-pain/

There are non-invasive physical therapy solutions to address pelvic pain. The program your therapist customizes for you may include some of the following therapies:

• Biofeedback for relaxation/downtraining of pelvic floor muscles
• Biofeedback for uptraining and neuromuscular reeducation
• Manual therapy for pelvis/coccyx realignment
• Internal massage to pelvic floor trigger points
• External massage for lower abdominal or lower lumbar tightness/adhesions
• Gentle electrical stimulation to relax muscles or retrain muscular contraction
• Pain management strategies (visual imagery, TENS, breathing techniques)
• Dilator training
• Home exercise programs

https://go.vcuhealth.org/media/file/UrogynGuide-UnderstandingPelvicFloorConditions-Sept2019.pdf