Four States Change CRNA Supervision Laws

Several states in the U.S. are implementing legislative and regulatory changes affecting various sectors. Vermont is updating its Insurance Holding Company Systems Rule to increase transparency and compliance with recent state laws, enhancing regulators' ability to assess risks and solvency across insurance holding systems. Idaho is introducing new DMV laws, including new license plate designs, acceptance of passports as identity proof, restrictions on license plate reader use, and optional emergency contact listings accessible only to law enforcement. In healthcare, multiple states including West Virginia, California, Florida, and Virginia are pursuing legislative changes to expand the practice autonomy of certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs), moving away from physician supervision requirements. These developments indicate a broader trend toward regulatory updates and deregulation efforts across different states and sectors. Meanwhile, a report on India’s state legislatures reveals low productivity and declining quality of legislative debate, highlighting a contrasting legislative environment internationally.