I strongly oppose this change because I believe it puts the public health at risk of fraud and increases the potential risk to harm a patient.  In my limited experience of a little more than a year, I have already seen and discussed many patient cases where they were defrauded.  The patients were made to believe they were receiving quality care from someone who had undergone the appropriate amount of training.  Many of the patients were ultimately harmed by a practitioner that was providing care beyond their training and skill level.  It disheartens me to think that this can happen when we all took an oath to do no harm.  I am afraid that changing such a regulation will only make it that much easier to confuse and defraud a patient and potentially cause irreparable harm.  For this reason, I hope this regulation change does not take place.