How often can the Board revise its rules and regulations?

The Board has the authority to revise its rules and regulations as needed, which allows for flexibility in responding to changing circumstances, new research, or shifts in the psychological practice landscape. This adaptability is crucial for ensuring that the regulations remain relevant and effective in protecting public welfare and maintaining professional standards.

The ability to revise rules on an as-needed basis means that the Board can swiftly implement changes that reflect contemporary practices or address specific issues as they arise, making the regulatory process more responsive. This contrasts with more rigid schedules, such as annual or biannual revisions, which could hinder timely updates that the profession may require.