Regulation Changes

Newly Approved

Section: 1760 Amend Disciplinary Guidelines		Effective Date: May 27, 2009 Filed with SOC: April 27, 2009
Notice	Initial Statement of Reasons	Exact Language
Notice of Office of Administrative Law's Determination		Disciplinary Guidelines
Final Statement of Reasons		15 Day Notice
Section: 1715 Self-Assessment Pharmacy
		Exact Language
Section: 1784 Self-Assessment Wholesaler
		Exact Language

Pending

Beginning with Section: 1716 Requirements for Pharmacies that Compound Medications		Date Released: August 22, 2008
Notice	Initial Statement of Reasons	Proposed Language
		Draft Self-Assessment Form
Notice of 15 Day Comment Period		Proposed Text 15 Day Comment Period
Notice of 2nd 15 Day Comment Period		Proposed Text 2nd 15 Day Comment Period
Section: 1773 and 1773.5 Ethics Course
Notice	Initial Statement of Reasons	Exact Language
Notice of Regulatory Hearing		Proposed Text 15 Day Comment Period
Notice of 15 Day Comment Period		Final Statement of Reasons

Withdrawn Rulemaking

Section: 1775.4 Citation and Fine Appeals		Withdrawl Notice
Notice	Initial Statement of Reasons	Exact Language
Beginning with Section: 1716 Requirements for Pharmacies that Compound Medications		May 7, 2008 Withdrawl Notice
Notice	Initial Statement of Reasons	Exact Language
Notice of Regulatory Hearing		Draft Self-Assessment Form

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