Pharmacy benefit managers; permitting use of certain records without limitations of date or source for certain purposes; establishing certain reimbursement rates for certain drugs. Effective date.

Updated document header to reflect House Floor version instead of Senate Committee Substitute

Added House sponsors (Stinson, Marti, Stewart, Turner, Manger, Roe, Culver) to the bill's sponsor list

Reordered Senate sponsors alphabetically and added Mann to the list

Changed page footer from 'Req. No.' to 'SB789 HFLR' with bold face amendment notation

Added House members (Stinson, Marti, Moore, Stewart) as co-sponsors alongside the original Senate sponsors.

Added new requirement that packaging labeled 'for single-patient-use only' must not be broken open during audits and shall be deemed the smallest package size available.

Added new requirement that when funds are recouped from a pharmacy, the portion originally paid by the patient must be refunded to the patient first.

Modified audit procedures to limit wholesale purchase reviews to verification of purchase inventory specific to claims paid by the health benefits plan or pharmacy benefits manager, without limitation to date or source of purchase.

Modified wholesale purchase review requirements to prohibit requiring pharmacists or pharmacies to provide a full dispensing report during audits.

Sponsor information was updated to reflect House committee members (Stinson, Marti, and Moore) replacing some Senate members, indicating the bill moved through committee review.

Bill header and formatting were updated to reflect 'Proposed Oversight Committee Substitute' status with new page numbering and committee amendment markings.

The list of Senate sponsors was slightly modified, replacing 'Kirt' with 'Kern' in the House committee version.

Sponsor lists were updated to reflect final legislative approval, including additional House and Senate sponsors not present in the engrossed version.

The subject description was expanded to include additional provisions related to definitions, pharmacy benefit managers, audit requirements, lease provisions, plan restrictions, and effective rate contracting.

Minor formatting changes including line breaks, spacing, and numbering adjustments were made throughout the document.

All substantive policy provisions regarding audit procedures, notice periods, recoupment rules, and pharmacy protections remained identical to the engrossed version.

Changed the bill title from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE AMENDMENT' to 'ENGROSSED SENATE BILL' and reorganized authorship lines.

Removed Representative Moore as a House coauthor and added new House coauthors including Stewart, Turner, Manger, Roe, Culver, Moore, Pittman, Dobrinski, May, Cornwell, and Cantrell.

Reordered and renumbered audit requirements, moving provisions about clerical errors and record-sharing to different section numbers.

Added new requirement that pharmacies must refund to patients the portion of recouped funds that were originally paid by the patient.

Clarified that single-patient-use packaging should be deemed the smallest package size available.

Bill title changed from focusing on pharmacy benefit managers to also covering professions and occupations with additional provisions on leases and plan combinations

List of coauthors updated to add 11 new House coauthors and 2 new Senate coauthors while removing Representative Moore

New provisions added regarding prescription lease restrictions and prohibitions on combining certain plans

Bill language updated to reflect broader scope including audit requirements, definitions, and pharmacy benefit managers