Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 214 — Examining And Licensing Boards
Section 214.03 — Standardized Tests.

Subdivision 1. Standardized tests used. All state examining and licensing boards, other than the State Board of Law Examiners, the Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board, or any other board established by the supreme court to regulate the practice of law and judicial functions, shall use national standardized tests for the objective, nonpractical portion of any examination given to prospective licensees to the extent that such national standardized tests are appropriate, except when the subject matter of the examination relates to the application of Minnesota law to the profession or calling being licensed.
Subd. 2. Health-related boards; special account. An account is established in the special revenue fund where a health-related licensing board may deposit applicants' payments for national or regional standardized tests. Money in the account is appropriated to each board that has deposited money into the account, in an amount equal to the amount deposited by the board, to pay for the use of national or regional standardized tests.
1973 c 638 s 62; 1974 c 406 s 81; 1998 c 407 art 2 s 93; 2004 c 228 art 1 s 34

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 214 - 215 — Examining And Licensing Boards

Chapter 214 — Examining And Licensing Boards

Section 214.001 — Policy And Regulation.

Section 214.002 — Evidence In Support Of Regulation.

Section 214.01 — Definitions.

Section 214.02 — Public Member, Defined.

Section 214.025 — Council Of Health Boards.

Section 214.03 — Standardized Tests.

Section 214.035 — Licensing Disqualifications; Preliminary Applications; Reports.

Section 214.04 — Services.

Section 214.045 — Coordination With Professional Educator Licensing And Standards Board.

Section 214.055 — Fees To Recover Expenditures.

Section 214.06 — Fees; License Renewals.

Section 214.07 — Reports.

Section 214.071 — Health Boards; Directory Of Licensees.

Section 214.072 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Website.

Section 214.073 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Authority.

Section 214.075 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Criminal Background Checks.

Section 214.077 — Temporary License Suspension; Imminent Risk Of Serious Harm.

Section 214.08 — Fiscal Year.

Section 214.09 — Membership; Compensation; Removal; Vacancies.

Section 214.10 — Complaint, Investigation, And Hearing.

Section 214.101 — Child Support; Suspension Of License.

Section 214.103 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Complaint, Investigation, And Hearing.

Section 214.104 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Substantiated Maltreatment.

Section 214.105 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Default On Federal Loans Or Service Obligations.

Section 214.106 — Health-related Boards; Response To Insurance Fraud.

Section 214.107 — Health-related Licensing Boards Administrative Services Unit.

Section 214.108 — Health-related Licensing Boards; Licensee Guidance.

Section 214.109 — Record Keeping.

Section 214.11 — Additional Remedy.

Section 214.12 — Continuing Education.

Section 214.121 — Price Disclosure Reminder.

Section 214.122 — Information Provision; Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs.

Section 214.13 — Human Services Occupations.

Section 214.131 — Commissioner Cease And Desist Authority; Noncompliance.

Section 214.15 — Trade Regulation.

Section 214.16 — Data Collection; Health Care Provider Tax.

Section 214.25 — Data Privacy.

Section 214.28 — Diversion Program.

Section 214.29 — Program Required.

Section 214.31 — Authority.

Section 214.32 — Program Operations And Responsibilities.

Section 214.33 — Reporting.

Section 214.34 — Immunity.

Section 214.35 — Classification Of Data.

Section 214.355 — Grounds For Disciplinary Action.

Section 214.36 — Board Participation.

Section 214.37 — Rulemaking.

Section 214.40 — Volunteer Health Care Provider Program.