California AB2657 amends the Health and Safety Code to require pharmacists or authorized personnel to sign for controlled substances delivered to.

California AB2657 amends Section 11209 of the Health and Safety Code to mandate that pharmacists or authorized personnel must sign a receipt for Schedule II, III, or IV controlled substances delivered to a pharmacy. Any discrepancies between the receipt and the actual substances received must be reported to the wholesaler or manufacturer by the next business day. These delivery receipts and discrepancy records must be kept for three years. Violating this requirement is a misdemeanor. This change does not affect common carriers' obligations under federal law.

California AB2657 amends the Health and Safety Code to require pharmacists or authorized personnel to sign for controlled substances delivered to.

California AB2657 amends Section 11209 of the Health and Safety Code to mandate that pharmacists or authorized personnel must sign a receipt for Schedule II, III, or IV controlled substances delivered to a pharmacy. Any discrepancies between the receipt and the actual substances received must be reported to the wholesaler or manufacturer by the next business day. These delivery receipts and discrepancy records must be kept for three years. Violating this requirement is a misdemeanor. This change does not affect common carriers' obligations under federal law.