The bill establishes the "Esthetics Licensure Compact," designed to enhance the interstate practice and regulation of esthetics, thereby improving public access and safety while reducing barriers to esthetician licensure. It aims to create a multistate licensing program that allows licensed estheticians to practice across member states while ensuring the delivery of safe services. The compact includes objectives such as promoting interstate practice, protecting public health, fostering cooperation among states, supporting military families, and facilitating the sharing of licensure and disciplinary information. Member states must meet specific requirements, including licensing estheticians and conducting background checks, to join the compact.

Additionally, the bill creates the Esthetics Licensure Compact Commission, which will oversee the administration of the compact, including compliance and rulemaking. The commission will consist of delegates from each member state's licensing authority and will have the authority to initiate legal proceedings, maintain financial records, and manage a coordinated database for tracking licensure and adverse actions. The bill emphasizes transparency through public meetings and accurate record-keeping, while also granting commission members qualified immunity for actions taken within their duties. It outlines the rulemaking authority of the commission, ensuring that its rules have the force of law in member states, and establishes procedures for dispute resolution and compliance enforcement. Overall, the bill aims to streamline the licensure process for estheticians while ensuring public safety and adherence to established standards.