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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill amends California law to clarify the requirements for delivering controlled substances (Schedule II, III, and IV) to pharmacies. Specifically, it mandates that a pharmacist or authorized receiving personnel must sign a receipt each time these substances are delivered, documenting the type and quantity received. Any discrepancies between the receipt and the actual delivery must be reported to the wholesaler or manufacturer promptly.
Key provisions
- Requires a pharmacist or authorized receiving personnel to sign a receipt for Schedule II, III, and IV controlled substance deliveries.
- Mandates reporting of discrepancies between the receipt and the actual delivered quantity.
- Establishes a three-year record-keeping period for wholesalers and manufacturers regarding delivery receipts and discrepancy reports.
- Clarifies that common carriers are not required to label controlled substance packages in a way that conflicts with federal regulations.
Who is affected
- Wholesalers of controlled substances
- Manufacturers of controlled substances
- Pharmacies
- Pharmacists
- Authorized receiving personnel
Notable changes
- Adds a requirement for immediate reporting of discrepancies between receipts and deliveries.
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