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Summary
The legislation changes Utah law so a doctor can write a Schedule V prescription that stays valid for two years instead of the usual one‑year limit. It also requires licenses for manufacturing, distributing, prescribing, and dispensing controlled substances to be renewed every two years, with the state division able to stagger renewal dates. The changes are meant to give providers more flexibility while keeping oversight of controlled‑substance activities.
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