New Jersey § 24:6b-27

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 24:6b-27, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 24:6b-27.

a. A person who receives or passes a pedigree or certification pursuant to this act

shall maintain the document or record for three years from receipt or passing of the

document or record. b. A wholesale distributor shall: (1) establish and maintain records of all transactions regarding the receipt, distribution

or other disposition of all prescription drugs, including the dates of receipt and

distribution or other disposition of the prescription drugs; and (2) make its inventories and other records available for inspection and copying by

an authorized official of any local, State or federal governmental agency for a period

of three years following the creation of those records. c. A wholesale distributor shall ensure that its records as described in this section: (1) if kept at the inspection site or immediately retrievable by computer or other

electronic means, are readily available for authorized inspection during the retention

period; and (2) if kept at a central location apart from the inspection site and not electronically

retrievable, are made available for inspection within two business days of a request

by an authorized official of any State or federal governmental agency charged with

enforcement of the provisions of this act. d. A wholesale distributor shall maintain an ongoing list of persons with whom it

does business related to prescription drugs. e. A wholesale distributor shall establish and maintain procedures for reporting counterfeit

or suspected counterfeit prescription drugs, or counterfeiting or suspected counterfeiting

activities to the department. f. A wholesale distributor shall maintain a system for mandatory reporting to the

department of significant shortages or losses of prescription drugs when diversion

of prescription drugs is known or suspected.

Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey § 24:6b-27

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