Maddy summaryThis bill allows retail stores licensed to sell alcohol in Tennessee to also sell hemp and hemp-derived products, provided those items have all necessary state permits. It amends existing laws to explicitly authorize these retailers to offer such goods alongside their current inventory. Additionally, the legislation clarifies that alcohol retailers can deliver products to locations outside their licensed premises and prohibits them from charging extra fees for serving beer on-site.
Rep. Michele Carringer
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Maddy summaryThis bill allows licensed pharmacies in Tennessee to register and operate mechanical or electronic systems that store, control, and dispense prescription drugs within hematology or oncology clinics. It specifically enables approved pharmacies to inspect, restock, and re-dispense unopened and unused specialty medications, such as cancer treatments and blood disease drugs, that are returned from healthcare facilities by providers. The law requires pharmacists to verify that returned medications remain in their original, unopened packaging before they can be reused, and it mandates that pharmacies provide credits or reimbursements to the entities that originally paid for these drugs. Additionally, the bill establishes strict record-keeping requirements for these transactions and provides legal protections for manufacturers and pharmacies acting in good faith during the restocking process.
Maddy summaryHouse Joint Resolution 1462 formally recognizes and congratulates Lauren Elise Smith on her graduation from Central High School in Knoxville. This non-binding resolution highlights her personal achievements, such as her volunteer work with Childhelp of Tennessee, her leadership in the High School Republican Club, and her acceptance into a medical clinical program. The bill does not create new laws or alter government policy but serves as a ceremonial tribute to a student's character and accomplishments.