HB 1306 Summary

• Attorney General must enter into a memorandum of understanding with an entity to implement a statewide electronic pseudoephedrine (PSE) tracking system to monitor ephedrine and pseudoephedrine sales.

• Retailers must electronically transmit information about ephedrine and pseudoephedrine sales to the PSE tracking system before completing transactions, including purchaser name, address, product name, and amount purchased.

• PSE tracking system must issue a "stop sale alert" preventing transactions that would violate state or federal quantity limits on ephedrine or pseudoephedrine purchases.

• Retailers must begin entering data into the PSE tracking system no later than 180 days after the Attorney General executes the memorandum of understanding.

• Board of Pharmacy must adopt rules regarding pharmacies and pharmacists that violate PSE tracking requirements; State Police must report to the Legislative Council by June 30, 2014, on the tracking system's effectiveness in reducing methamphetamine production.