A bill for an act enacting the psychology interjurisdictional compact.

This bill establishes the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact, enabling psychologists licensed in one participating state to provide telepsychology services and up to 30 days of in-person care annually in other participating states without needing separate licenses. It creates standardized rules for temporary cross-state practice, requires states to share license and disciplinary information, and ensures psychologists remain accountable under each state’s regulations. The compact directly affects licensed psychologists seeking to serve clients across state lines and their clients in participating states. It does not apply to permanent practice or psychologists already licensed in both states.