SB 278
Office of Inspector General rule relating to syringe services program licensure
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Bill overview
This bill authorizes the Office of Inspector General to create and enforce rules regarding the licensing of syringe services programs in West Virginia. Specifically, it builds upon an existing rule (71 CSR 24) that was modified based on feedback from the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee. The goal is to establish a framework for regulating these programs within the state. This legislation ensures the Office of Inspector General has the authority to oversee syringe services programs.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Office of Inspector General to promulgate rules.
- Focuses on syringe services program licensure.
- Relates to existing rule 71 CSR 24.
- Incorporates modifications from the Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee.
- Establishes a regulatory framework for syringe services programs.
Who is affected
- Syringe Services Programs
- Office of Inspector General
- Healthcare Providers
- Individuals accessing syringe services programs
Notable changes
- Formalizes the Office of Inspector General’s authority to regulate syringe services programs.
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