North Dakota § 43-13-30 Reports and testimony accepted - Nondiscrimination and freedom of choice of ocular practitioner

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-13-30 — Reports and testimony accepted - Nondiscrimination and freedom of choice of ocular practitioner

North Dakota § 43-13-30

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-13Optometrists

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-13-30 (2026).

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of ocular practitioner.
The testimony and reports of an optometrist licensed to practice in this state must be
received by any state, county, municipality, school district, or other public board, body, agency,
institution, or official and by any private educational or other institution receiving public funds as
qualified evidence with respect to any matter within the scope of the practice of optometry as
defined in section 43-13-01; and no such board, body, agency, official, or institution may, in
retaining and utilizing the professional services of ocular practitioners, discriminate between
licensed practitioners of optometry and physicians or interfere with any individual's right to free
choice of ocular practitioner, when such professional services are within the scope of section
43-13-

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of ocular practitioner.
The testimony and reports of an optometrist licensed to practice in this state must be
received by any state, county, municipality, school district, or other public board, body, agency,
institution, or official and by any private educational or other institution receiving public funds as
qualified evidence with respect to any matter within the scope of the practice of optometry as
defined in section 43-13-01; and no such board, body, agency, official, or institution may, in
retaining and utilizing the professional services of ocular practitioners, discriminate between
licensed practitioners of optometry and physicians or interfere with any individual's right to free
choice of ocular practitioner, when such professional services are within the scope of section
43-13-01. Nothing herein in any manner restricts the authority of any such board, body, agency,
official, or institution from utilizing the services of a physician for examinations of the eyes or
treatment of diseases of the eyes.
Section 43-13-13 applies in actions to correct any violations of this section.