Sponsor Statement: House Bill 270 - Pharmacist Licensing

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Updated:	April 16, 2003
Kelly Huber Chief of Staff	465-3783 (Jan-May)

"An Act relating to the licensure of pharmacists; and providing for an effective date.."

HB 270 was introduced to help the Board of Pharmacy address a problem that was unintentionally left out of the original version of the statues.

The board of Pharmacy currently cannot deny a licensee based on actions that follow AS 08.80.261(a), however they can discipline a current licensee. This legislation gives the Board the authority to deny a license to a new applicant if they find that the applicant has committed fraud, deceit, falsely advertised, convicted of a felony, etc. as listed in AS 08.80.261(a).

The passage of this bill will provide the Board of Pharmacy the ability to ensure a greater degree of safety for Alaskan citizens.

I urge your support for HB 270.

Last Updated: 04/16/2003

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