The Representative Assembly met on Thursday, April 16, 2015, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Assembly passed motions to establish two ad hoc groups: one to investigate the merits of establishing a professional license portability for the occupational therapy profession, and a second one to explore opportunities and challenges related to occupational therapy practitioners as case managers in existing and emerging practice areas with recommendations for strategies to support practitioners who perform case management functions as a major component of their work. In addition, the Assembly passed a motion to adopt a resolution that AOTA support access to and funding for appropriate assistive technology (AT) provisions to meet patient/client needs and that occupational therapy practitioners be recognized and paid for providing clinical services related to complex rehabilitation technology (CRT). A motion to add a military representative to the Representative Assembly was defeated.