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Committee advances interstate licensure compact for school psychologists
Summary
The committee moved House Bill 340 favorable by voice vote; the bill would make Maryland a member of an interstate compact setting minimum licensing requirements and recognizing licenses from other compact states.
The House Ways and Means Committee on Feb. 25 moved House Bill 340 favorable by voice vote, advancing a measure that would make Maryland a member of the school psychologist interstate licensure compact.
Sponsor Delegate Eversol told the committee the bill "lists the minimum requirements that states must have for the licensing of school psychologists, provides a mechanism to recognize the licenses of school psychologists in other compact states, and provides the rules for governing the compact commission." The sponsor moved the bill favorable and the motion was seconded; the chair called the voice vote and declared "the ayes have it."
No amendments were offered during the committee's vote session and the bill was placed on the committee's list to move forward favorable.
The committee did not record a roll-call tally for this motion in the transcript; the action is recorded as adopted by voice vote.
