HI SB320

Establishes a working group to study Hawaii's potential adoption of the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact, including beneficial impacts and implementation feasibility.

Working group shall examine disciplinary actions for remote compact practitioners under existing laws, and whether compact-authorized psychologists would be subject to reimbursement or liability insurance requirements.

Working group composed of 9 members including representatives from the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (chair), U.S. Department of Defense-State Liaison Office, Senate, House, Board of Psychology, Hawaii Psychological Association, Council of State Governments, and two public members.

Working group shall submit findings, recommendations, and any proposed legislation to the Legislature no later than twenty days before the 2024 regular session convenes.

Working group members serve without compensation and the working group dissolves on July 1, 2024.