Indiana § 25-26-26-10 - Program established; implementation and administration; central repository
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§ 25-26-26-10. Program established; implementation and administration; central repository
Sec. 10. (a) The prescription drug donation repository program is established. The program allows a person to donate prescription drugs and supplies to a central repository or local repository for use by an individual who is an eligible recipient.
(b) The board (IC 25-26-13-3) shall administer and maintain the program.
(c) The board may establish a central repository that accepts donated prescription drugs and supplies, conducts a safety inspection of the prescription drugs, and ships donated prescription drugs and supplies to a local repository.
(d) The board may contract with a third party to implement and administer the program.
As added by P.L.208-2023, SEC.5.
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