Establishes the Social Work Licensure Compact to facilitate interstate practice of social workers.
The Social Work Licensure Compact aims to improve public access to social work services by allowing social workers to hold a multistate license. Member states must meet criteria such as licensing and regulating social work practice, and having a mechanism for investigating complaints. The compact preserves states' authority to protect public health and safety. It allows for joint investigations and sharing of investigative materials among member states. The compact also establishes a commission to oversee its implementation and administration.
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