What does the annual report to the House and Senate Appropriations Committee include?

The annual report to the House and Senate Appropriations Committee is primarily focused on financial matters, specifically detailing the budget requirements for the upcoming year. This report outlines the financial needs of the board or agency responsible for psychological practices, ensuring that the funding necessary to support their operations, programs, and services is clearly communicated to the legislative committees that control appropriations.

While details about board member performance, changes in psychological legislation, and public feedback on board operations could be relevant topics in different contexts, they are not the primary focus of this specific report to the Appropriations Committee. That committee is primarily concerned with fiscal matters, making the report's budgetary information essential for their decision-making processes regarding funding allocations.