West Virginia § 18-10R-6 Discipline; adverse actions

West Virginia Statutes

§ 18-10R-6 — Discipline; adverse actions

West Virginia § 18-10R-6

Ch. 18EDUCATION

Art. 10RINTERSTATE COMPACT FOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS

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W. Va. Code § 18-10R-6 (2026).

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(a)Nothing in this compact shall be considered or construed to limit the authority of a member state to investigate or impose disciplinary measures on licensees according to the state’s practice laws.

(b)Member states may receive, and shall provide, files and information regarding the investigation and discipline, if any, of licensees in other member states upon request. Any member state receiving such information or files shall protect and maintain the security and confidentiality thereof, in at least the same manner that it maintains its own investigatory or disciplinary files and information. Prior to disclosing any disciplinary or investigatory information received from another member state, the disclosing state shall communicate its intention and purpose for such disclosure to the

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(a) Nothing in this compact shall be considered or construed to limit the authority of a member state to investigate or impose disciplinary measures on licensees according to the state’s practice laws.

(b) Member states may receive, and shall provide, files and information regarding the investigation and discipline, if any, of licensees in other member states upon request. Any member state receiving such information or files shall protect and maintain the security and confidentiality thereof, in at least the same manner that it maintains its own investigatory or disciplinary files and information. Prior to disclosing any disciplinary or investigatory information received from another member state, the disclosing state shall communicate its intention and purpose for such disclosure to the member state which originally provided that information.