ICA Holds Firm On NBCE Reform Demands
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Forwarded by the ICAAmong the important topics addressed at the 2000 Annual Board of Directors Meeting held June 6-8th in Las Vegas was the continuing concern over the policies and finances of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE). ICA's Board renewed its earlier call for immediate and profound reforms in the organization and the operations of the NBCE, and agreed to seek a face-to-face meeting between the NBCE governing board and ICA's Executive Committee to press the case for major change.. The profession-wide clamor for reform has not died down, despite some cosmetic efforts to appear responsive to demands for reduced costs, quick turn-around in examination results and other important issues. ICA is determined to correct the abuses that have united the chiropractic profession in demands for reform at the NBCE. "If they will not reform, ICA will join with other chiropractic organizations to look at alternative testing bodies and mechanisms." Said ICA President Dr. Robert Hoffman. "ICA is determined to see that the abuses at the NBCE are corrected, one way or another. ICA will not retreat from the legitimate demands we have made on behalf of the profession for reform at the NBCE, or its replacement."
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