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Department of Health Professions

Board of Psychology

Regulations Governing the Practice of Psychology [18 VAC 125 ‑ 20]

Action:

Temporary Licensure Provision

Action 285 / Stage 642

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Documents
Proposed Text	4/5/2000
Agency Background Document	4/5/2000
DPB Economic Impact Analysis	5/19/2000
Agency Response to EIA	8/7/2000 (modified 10/31/2000)
Governor's Review Memo	8/14/2000

Status
Withdrawn	1/1/00
Exempt from APA	No, this stage/action is subject to article 2 of the Administrative Process Act and the standard executive branch review process.
Attorney General Review	For some older stages, certification by the Attorney General was not done using the Town Hall
DPB Review	Submitted on 4/6/2000 Review Completed: 5/19/2000 DPB's policy memo is "Governor's Confidential Working Papers"
Secretary Review	Secretary of Health and Human Resources Review Completed: 7/21/2000
Governor's Review	Review Completed: 8/14/2000 Result: Approved
Virginia Registrar	Submitted on 8/14/2000 The Virginia Register of Regulations Stage withdrawn on 01/01/1900 before the comment period ended.
Public Hearings	09/21/2000 9:00 AM 11/29/2000 12:30 PM
Comment Period	Ended 1/19/2000 0 comments

Contact Information
Name / Title:	Evelyn Brown / Executive Director
Address:	6606 West Broad St., 4th Floor Richmond, VA 23230
Email Address:	ebb1@dhp.state.va.us
Telephone:	(804)662-9575 FAX: (804)662-9967 TDD: (804)662-7197

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Action 285:

Temporary Licensure Provision

Stages associated with this regulatory action.

Stage Type	Status
NOIRA (355)	Stage withdrawn on 01/01/1900 before the comment period ended.
Proposed (642)	Stage withdrawn on 01/01/1900 before the comment period ended.

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