SB 358
Board of Pharmacy rule relating to licensure and practice of pharmacy
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 358 authorizes the West Virginia Board of Pharmacy to create and enforce rules regarding the licensing and practice of pharmacy. The bill specifically references a previously approved rule (15 CSR 01) and confirms the Board’s authority to modify it based on review committee feedback. This ensures the Board has the legal power to establish standards and regulations for pharmacists and pharmacy practices within the state. The bill focuses on clarifying and maintaining the Board’s regulatory authority.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Board of Pharmacy to promulgate rules.
- Confirms the Board’s authority to modify existing rules.
- Relates to licensure and practice of pharmacy.
- References existing rule 15 CSR 01.
- Aligned with §30-5-7 of the Code of West Virginia.
Who is affected
- Pharmacists
- Pharmacy Technicians
- Patients
- The Board of Pharmacy
- Drugstores and Pharmacies
Notable changes
- Reinforces the Board of Pharmacy’s rulemaking authority.
- Updates authorization for rule promulgation.
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