"New Jersey Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights;" establishes procedures by which entities are required to conduct audits of pharmacies.

This bill establishes clear rules for audits of pharmacies conducted by entities like insurance companies or pharmacy benefit managers. It requires 14 days' notice before an audit, limits audits to 100 prescriptions per audit (and 200 annually), and prohibits recouping costs for simple clerical errors like typos or data entry mistakes. Pharmacies must be given 60 days to address discrepancies found in audits, and audits cannot occur during the first week of any month without consent. The law ensures audits are conducted fairly, with pharmacist oversight for clinical issues, and bans duplicate audits by the same entity within six months.