DPA/SE
Summary
The legislation amends the statutes that govern the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy, giving it broader powers to adopt rules, conduct inspections, and enforce compliance. It adds new licensing requirements such as fingerprint clearance cards, allows the board to charge fees for requested inspections, and limits each person to one active pharmacy license. The goal is to strengthen oversight of drug manufacturing, distribution, and pharmacy practice to better protect the public.
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