Last Action | recommitted to Appropriations & Revenue (H) |
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Title | AN ACT relating to the safe disposal of prescription medications and making an appropriation therefor. |
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Bill Request Number | 378 |
Sponsors | J. Jenkins, T. Burch, T. Riner, M. Marzian, J. Wayne |
Summary of Original Version | Create new sections of KRS 224.50 to define "cabinet" "department" "permanent drop off box" "Prescription drugs and medicines" "prescription drug recycling" "safe drop off drugs program" and "secure collection site;" require the Energy and Environment Cabinet to work with waste coordinators and city, county, and sheriffs offices to establish a prescription drugs drop off program; make the contents of the box that receives the prescription drugs and medicines the property of the cabinet; require the cabinet to develop the rules and procedures for the collection of the prescription drugs and medicines, the method for haulers to pick up and dispose of the wastes and the method of disposal for prescription drugs and medicines to ensure they do not leach into the waters of the Commonwealth; require the cabinet to work with pharmaceutical companies to develop a prescription drug and medicine recycling program; require police officers of the city, county or sheriff's office participating in the program to determine the secure collection site within the police station, post signage for the public, monitor the prescription drugs and medicines deposited into the permanent box and inform the cabinet of pick up needs; amend KRS 224.43-310 to require the cabinet to include a description of cities and counties participating in the safe drop off drugs program in the solid waste management report to the Legislative Research Commission and the Governor; amend KRS 224.43-315 to require counties to report to the cabinet on participation in the safe drop off drugs program; amend KRS 224.43-505 to allow a portion of the remediation fee to go for grants for the safe drop off drugs program; include the safe drop off drug program grants under the general solid waste grant requirements; and amend KRS 224.43-710 to include a safe drop off drugs program under the list of eligible types of technical assistance from the cabinet. |
Index Headings of Original Version |
Cities - Prescription drug drop off program, voluntary city participation in Drugs and Medicines - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution, cabinet program for Environment and Conservation - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution, cabinet program for Local Government - Prescription drug drop off program, voluntary local government participation in Peace Officers and Law Enforcement - Prescription drug drop off program, drop off box, city and county police participation in Pharmacists - Prescription drug recycling program, pharmaceutical company participation in Police, City and County - Prescription drug drop off program, drop off box, city and county police participation in Pollution - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Public Health - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Sewer Systems - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Waste Management - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Water Supply - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Local Mandate - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for |
Proposed Amendments | House Committee Substitute 1 |
01/04/11 |
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01/05/11 |
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01/06/11 |
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02/01/11 |
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02/03/11 |
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02/07/11 |
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Amendment | House Committee Substitute 1 |
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Fiscal Note
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Summary | Retain original provisions of the bill except to amend the definition of "prescription drugs and medicines"; delete the definition of "prescription drug recycling"; include the Cabinet for Health and Family services in negotiations for options and methods for proper and safe disposal of unused prescription drugs and medicines; delete the drug recycling provisions. |
Index Headings |
Cities - Prescription drug drop off program, voluntary city participation in Drugs and Medicines - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution, cabinet program for Environment and Conservation - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution, cabinet program for Local Government - Prescription drug drop off program, voluntary local government participation in Peace Officers and Law Enforcement - Prescription drug drop off program, drop off box, city and county police participation in Pharmacists - Prescription drug recycling program, pharmaceutical company participation in Police, City and County - Prescription drug drop off program, drop off box, city and county police participation in Pollution - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Public Health - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Sewer Systems - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Waste Management - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Water Supply - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for Local Mandate - Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for |
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