2009 Legislative Session Bills Monitored

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2009 Maryland Legislative Session
Bills of Importance to the Maryland Board of Pharmacy
Below are the results of the 2009 Legislative Session Bills of Importance to the Maryland Board
of Pharmacy. Cross-filed bills are listed together.
Bill #
HB 83
SB 229
SB 242
SB 309
HB 252
HB 344
HB 368
SB 386
HB 635
SB 700
SB 791
HB 725
HB 756
SB 881
HB 1186
HB 1195
HB 1275
SB 956
HB 1389
HB 1431
SB 1052
Bill Name
Health Occupations - Pharmacies - Display of SMARxT
Disposal Campaign Poster
Public Health - Ephedrine, Pseudoephedrine, or
Phenylpropanolamine Purchases - Statewide Electronic
Logbook
Dispensation of Prescription Medication – Provision of
Information Relating to Incorrectly Filled Prescriptions
State Board of Pharmacy - Pharmacy Permit - Term and
Renewal
State Board of Pharmacy - Pharmacy Permit - Term and
Renewal
Consumer Protection – Sale or Distribution of Personal
Information – Limitations
Baltimore City Health Department – Overdose
Prevention Pilot Program
Baltimore City Health Department – Overdose
Prevention Pilot Program
Criminal Procedure - Occupational Licenses or
Certificates - Criminal Conviction
Pharmacists – Administration of Vaccinations –
Expanded Authority
Group Model Health Maintenance Organizations - Drug
Therapy Management
Group Model Health Maintenance Organizations - Drug
Therapy Management
Cultural and Linguistic Health Care Provider
Competency Program
Maryland Health Security Act of 2009
Maryland Health Security Act of 2009
Prescription Drugs - Wholesale Drug Distribution Surety Bond Requirements
Health Occupations Boards - Revisions
Health Occupations Boards - Revisions
State Government - Access to Public Records Electronic Documents
Professional Boards - Transfer of Funds - Repayment
Health Occupation Boards – Exemption from Hiring
Freeze
Result
WITHDRAWN
UNFAVORABLE
REPORT
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
WITHDRAWN
WITHDRAWN
WITHDRAWN
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
PASSED
FAILED
FAILED
PASSED
FAILED
FAILED
WITHDRAWN
UNFAVORABLE
REPORT
WITHDRAWN
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