(a) To be eligible to join this compact, and to maintain eligibility as a member state, a state shall:

1. (1) Enact a compact statute that is not materially different from the model compact as defined in the commission’s rules;
2. (2) Participate in the sharing of information with other member states as reasonably necessary to accomplish the objectives of this compact, and as further defined in section eight of this article;
3. (3) Identify and maintain with the commission a list of equivalent licenses available to licensees who hold a home state license under this compact;
4. (4) Have a mechanism in place for receiving and investigating complaints about licensees;
5. (5) Notify the commission, in compliance with the terms of the compact and the commission’s rules, of any adverse action taken against a licensee, or of the availability of investigative information which relates to a licensee or applicant for licensure;

6. (6) Require that applicants for a home state license have:

   1. (A) Taken and passed a qualifying national exam as defined by the rules of the commission;
   2. (B) Completed a minimum of 1200 hours of supervised internship, of which at least 600 have been completed in a school, prior to being approved for licensure;
   3. (C) Graduated from a qualifying school psychologist education program; and
7. (7) Comply with the terms of this compact and the rules of the commission.