This bill proposes the establishment of an interstate compact for school psychologists within a new chapter of Title 15.1 of the North Dakota Century Code. The compact is designed to streamline the licensing process for school psychologists across member states, allowing them to practice without redundant requirements while ensuring adherence to each state's laws regarding the scope of practice. It includes provisions for the sharing of information, handling complaints, and disciplinary actions, as well as specific considerations for active military members and their spouses. A governing commission made up of representatives from each member state will oversee the implementation and compliance with the compact's regulations.

Additionally, the bill outlines the governance structure and operational procedures for the commission, including the appointment of delegates, term limits, and the process for filling vacancies. The commission is tasked with maintaining financial records, conducting annual reviews, and may levy assessments on member states to cover operational costs. It also provides qualified immunity for commission members and employees, protecting them from liability in the course of their duties. The compact emphasizes the retention of state control over licensing information and includes mechanisms for oversight, enforcement, and consequences for non-compliance, ensuring that member states cooperate while safeguarding public interests.