Dietitian Licensure Compact; ratify.

Updated definitions throughout the compact to align with current terminology and clarify terms like 'active military member,' 'adverse action,' and 'compact privilege' to ensure consistent understanding across member states.

Added specific provisions allowing active military members and their spouses to designate a home state and retain that designation during active duty, facilitating easier interstate practice for military personnel.

Introduced mandatory criminal history record checks using FBI fingerprint-based searches for all applicants seeking compact privileges, with specific procedures for member states to implement within established timeframes.

Modified adverse action procedures to clarify that only the home state can take adverse action against a home state license, while remote states can take action against compact privileges, with enhanced reporting requirements between states.

Added requirements for member states to participate in a coordinated data system that tracks licensure, adverse actions, and investigative information to facilitate interstate practice and public protection.

Established a formal Dietitian Licensure Compact Commission with defined powers, membership structure, meeting procedures, and enforcement mechanisms including default and termination processes for non-compliant member states.

Updated effective date provisions and clarified that the compact becomes effective when enacted in the seventh member state, with provisions for charter member states and subsequent joiners.

Corrected formatting inconsistencies, standardized section numbering, and updated Mississippi Code references to ensure proper alignment with state law amendments.