Illinois HB1811 amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to regulate interstate data sharing for the Prescription Monitoring Program.
HB1811 amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to establish rules for interstate data sharing in the Prescription Monitoring Program. It mandates that data sharing agreements between states must be mutual, with both states providing equal access to data for authorized users. The Department of Human Services can only share data if the reciprocal state meets these conditions. The bill also outlines specific requirements for entities integrating with the program, including security and privacy standards, and prohibits the storage, caching, or sale of data.
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