Model Advocacy Letters - Fair Access Coalition on Testing

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Model Advocacy Letters

Below is a list of Sample Advocacy Letters depicting common issues and the action that FACT took or advised in these cases. These are provided to offer frameworks for potential letters for applicable situations.

• Letter from a Licensed Professional Counselor in response to a Cease and Desist letter from the State Psychology Board

• Letter from NBCC to Governor O'Bannon, October 1998

• FACT response to APA Task Force on Test User Qualifications

• Letter to the Director of the Indiana State Psychology Board

• Letter from FACT to Governor O'Bannon, March 2001

• Follow-up Letter to the California Board of Psychology regarding the MBTI

NEWS

Restricted Test List Repealed in Indiana
May 17, 2007 - Legislation providing the Indiana State Psychology Board’s authority to create a restricted test list (RTL) has been repealed. HB 1821 removes language originally included in the counselor licensure law which passed in 1997. While this language has been in statute for ten years, a RTL was never successfully adopted despite multiple attempts by the Indiana Psychology Board in the last ten years. Effective July 1, 2007, this new law removes the authority of the Indiana Board of Psychology to create a Restricted Test List (RTL).

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