Tex. Occupations Code § 562.1045
This is the official text of Tex. Occupations Code § 562.1045, part of Texas’s Occupations Code — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§ 562.1045. LINKING INTERNET SITES.
Official statutory text
(a) This section applies only to a pharmacy that:
(1) maintains a generally accessible Internet site; and
(2) sells or distributes drugs through the Internet.
(b) A pharmacy subject to this section shall link its site to the Internet site maintained by the board. The link must be:
(1) on the pharmacy's initial home page; and
(2) if the pharmacy sells drugs through its site, on the page where the sale occurs.
(c) A pharmacy subject to this section shall post:
(1) on its initial home page general information on how to file a complaint about the pharmacy with the board; and
(2) specific information on how to file a complaint with the board not more than two links away from its initial home page.
(d) Information under Subsection (c) must include the board's telephone number, mailing address, and Internet website address.
(1) maintains a generally accessible Internet site; and
(2) sells or distributes drugs through the Internet.
(b) A pharmacy subject to this section shall link its site to the Internet site maintained by the board. The link must be:
(1) on the pharmacy's initial home page; and
(2) if the pharmacy sells drugs through its site, on the page where the sale occurs.
(c) A pharmacy subject to this section shall post:
(1) on its initial home page general information on how to file a complaint about the pharmacy with the board; and
(2) specific information on how to file a complaint with the board not more than two links away from its initial home page.
(d) Information under Subsection (c) must include the board's telephone number, mailing address, and Internet website address.
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