Texas
Texas tried, and it stalled.
- Status
- Stalled. Introduced, and did not become law.
- Bill
- HB 4465 ↗ · 89R (2025) session
- Academy affiliate
- Texas Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics ↗
- Confidence
- Verified against a primary source.
Detail
HB 4465 (89th Regular Session) was filed as a compact bill, captioned "Relating to the dietitian licensure compact; authorizing a fee." It was referred to the House Public Health Committee on April 3, 2025 and never left committee before sine die.
What to ask for in Texas
Ask what it would take to revive it, and offer to do the legwork.
A bill was introduced and didn't become law. You're asking them to bring it back and to tell you what it would take.
Write to a Texas legislator →Texas’s neighbors
A compact privilege depends on where you live, not where your patients are. These neighbors decide whether there’s a member state right across the line from Texas.
Sources
Before you rely on this
This page is compiled from public reporting and can be out of date the day a legislature acts. Confirm current status with the Texas legislature and your state licensing board, and with the official compact site. If you find an error here, please tell us. That's how this stays useful.