psychologist board; complaint-related documents

HB 2441 modifies Arizona's psychologist licensing board procedures for handling complaint investigations. It requires the board to provide the person who filed a complaint with copies of all documents reviewed during an investigation (excluding privileged information), while keeping most investigation records confidential from the public. The bill also clarifies that client-therapist privilege does not apply during these investigations and establishes a 5-day window for challenging subpoenas. This directly affects psychologists under investigation, their clients (whose records may be reviewed), and complaint filers. The bill passed the legislature in April 2025 but was vetoed by the Governor on May 6, 2025.