Establishes a drug repository program to accept and dispense donated prescription drugs in New York.

The bill establishes a drug repository program under the direction of the state board of pharmacy to accept and dispense donated prescription drugs. It authorizes the board and the commissioner of health to promulgate rules and regulations. The program allows individuals, health care professionals, and entities to donate prescription drugs. It exempts those who dispense donated drugs from criminal or tort liability or professional disciplinary action. The bill also defines terms such as "hospital" and "nonprofit clinic" and sets standards for accepting, storing, and dispensing donated drugs.

Establishes a drug repository program to accept and dispense donated prescription drugs in New York.

The bill establishes a drug repository program under the direction of the state board of pharmacy to accept and dispense donated prescription drugs. It authorizes the board and the commissioner of health to promulgate rules and regulations. The program allows individuals, health care professionals, and entities to donate prescription drugs. It exempts those who dispense donated drugs from criminal or tort liability or professional disciplinary action. The bill also defines terms such as "hospital" and "nonprofit clinic" and sets standards for accepting, storing, and dispensing donated drugs.