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Representative Jordan Redmond advances bill to move pharmacy rules into statute; declares conflict of interest
Summary
Representative Jordan Redmond (District 3) declared a Rule 80 conflict and presented House Bill 200 to move a second batch of pharmacy-related IDAPA rules into statute.
For the record, Representative Jordan Redmond of District 3 (Kootenai County) told the committee he owns retail pharmacies and declared a Rule 80 conflict before presenting House Bill 200.
Redmond said House Bill 200 is the second part of a two-year effort to move department rules into statute. He told the committee the earlier batch had passed unanimously in the prior session (citing House Bill 527) and said the current bill is intended to lock previously approved rules into statute without expanding or shrinking practice authority.
On a specific point, Redmond addressed a question from the print hearing about a provision that prohibits annotated or postdating prescriptions, citing rule 400 as the source of that restriction.
No one from the public signed up to testify. A motion to send House Bill 200 to the House floor with a due-pass recommendation was made and approved by voice vote; Representative Healy recorded the motion in committee. Committee minutes show no recorded roll-call vote.
