SB 1634 Summary

• Establishes a real-time electronic methamphetamine precursor tracking service requiring all Oklahoma pharmacies to report pseudoephedrine and ephedrine sales beginning January 1, 2013, capturing purchaser information, product details, and transaction data.

• Reduces daily purchase limits of pseudoephedrine/ephedrine products from 9 grams to 3.6 grams per day, 7.2 grams per 30 days, and 60 grams per 12 months, with a mandatory 72-hour waiting period after reaching daily limits.

• Requires the electronic tracking service to generate automatic stop-sale alerts for individuals on the methamphetamine offender registry and for purchases exceeding legal quantity limits, with provisions for pharmacy overrides in emergency situations.

• Creates a methamphetamine offender registry accessible to law enforcement and the tracking service, requiring district courts to report offenders within 10 days, and removing individuals from the registry 10 years after conviction.

• Becomes effective September 1, 2012, making the tracking system operational by January 1, 2013, with violation penalties including misdemeanor charges up to $500 and potential felony charges for registry violations.