The bill establishes the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact, which enables licensed psychologists to provide telepsychology and temporary in-person services across state lines. This compact is designed to improve public access to psychological services while ensuring accountability and safety through state regulation. It includes provisions for recognizing psychologists licensed in other compact states, facilitating cooperation on licensure and disciplinary actions, and promoting adherence to state laws governing psychological practice. Key definitions and requirements are outlined, including the need for an active E.Passport and specific educational and licensure criteria for psychologists practicing interjurisdictionally.

Furthermore, the bill grants the compact's commission the authority to issue subpoenas, conduct investigations, and enforce compliance with the compact's rules. It establishes a coordinated licensure information system to maintain records across compact states and details the commission's powers, including budget management and cooperation with law enforcement. The executive board will oversee operations and ensure compliance among member states, while the rulemaking process and dispute resolution procedures are clearly defined. The compact will take effect once enacted by seven states, emphasizing the importance of cooperation among states while maintaining the integrity of state regulations regarding psychology licensure.