Creates provisions relating to professional licensing

HB 2300 would create a two-year temporary license for out-of-state professionals who have at least three years of work experience in an occupation requiring a license in this state but did not require one where they worked. Applicants must pass required exams, prove U.S. citizenship, and provide proof of residency within 90 days of approval. The license expires after two years, requiring a permanent application, and does not qualify for interstate licensing compacts or reciprocity with other states. It excludes professions covered by existing licensing compacts, federal requirements, or specific regulated fields like electrical contractors. The bill applies to all licensing boards but does not override current interstate agreements.