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CT SB00431

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/7/2018

Primary Sponsor

General Law Committee

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Origin

Senate

2018 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Prohibits prescribing practitioners from prescribing controlled substances in schedules II-IV to immediate family members except in emergencies limited to a 72-hour supply, with required medical assessment and documentation.

  • Prohibits prescribing practitioners from prescribing controlled substances in schedules II-IV for their own use except in emergencies limited to a 72-hour supply when no other qualified practitioner is available.

  • Allows prescribing practitioners and certified pharmacists to enter into agreements with law enforcement, emergency medical services, government agencies, and community organizations to distribute and administer opioid antagonists for overdose reversal.

  • Provides liability protection for prescribing practitioners and pharmacists who enter into opioid antagonist distribution agreements for actions taken by the partnering agencies in dispensing or administering the antagonists.

  • All provisions take effect July 1, 2018.

Legislative Description

An Act Concerning Changes To Prescription Drug Abuse Statutes.

Last Action

File Number 223

4/4/2018

Committee Referrals

General Law3/7/2018

Full Bill Text

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