An Act relating to the practice of optometry; and relating to the delegation of routine services of optometry.

This Alaska bill allows licensed optometrists to delegate certain routine eye care tasks to unlicensed agents, provided those agents meet specific standards set by the state board. The law explicitly prohibits delegating duties related to pain management, opioid use, and addiction treatment, while requiring the board to define what counts as "routine services." Optometrists must continue to hold a license to perform non-delegated duties, and the bill updates regulations to clarify licensing requirements and prohibited acts for anyone practicing optometry.