OK HB3929

Creates the Oklahoma Occupational Therapy Compact allowing occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants licensed in member states to practice across state lines through a "compact privilege" without obtaining additional state licenses

Establishes the Occupational Therapy Compact Commission as a joint public agency to administer the compact, maintain a coordinated data system for licensure and disciplinary information, and promulgate binding rules for member states

Requires licensees seeking compact privileges to hold an unencumbered home state license, complete criminal background checks including FBI fingerprint checks, meet jurisprudence requirements, and pay applicable fees

Permits remote states to take adverse actions against a licensee's compact privilege for violations, while home states retain exclusive authority over the underlying license; disciplinary information must be shared through the Commission's data system

Effective November 1, 2026; the compact becomes operational when enacted by ten states, with member states required to provide a delegate to the Commission and comply with data reporting requirements