Sections
17 entriesSection 200Allows department revenues, collections, or receipts accruing to a board to be received and deposited by the department with the board’s consent…Section 200.1Exempts specified post-September 11, 1993 accruals to Professions and Vocations Fund accounts from the cited Budget Act transfer provisions when the increased…Section 201Allows the director, with Department of Finance approval, to levy advance pro rata charges for estimated department administrative expenses against constituent entities,…Section 202Requires the State Controller, upon proper department claims, to draw warrants against each board’s fund for that board’s share of estimated department…Section 202.5Requires the Department of Justice, before receiving payment for legal services provided to a department board, to submit an itemized statement of…Section 203Requires the department to remit the warrant amount to the State Treasurer for credit to the Consumer Affairs Fund. Requires the department…Section 204Allows withdrawal from the Consumer Affairs Fund, without immediate vouchers or itemized statements, of up to 1 percent of the total amount…Section 205Establishes the Professions and Vocations Fund in the State Treasury, consisting of the listed special funds as separate accounts within a single…Section 205.1Establishes the Medical Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act Fund as a special fund within the Professions and Vocations Fund despite the general…Section 205.2Defines every code reference to the “State Dental Assistant Fund” as referring to the State Dentistry Fund. Requires all money in the…Section 205.3Defines every code reference to the “Dispensing Opticians Fund” as referring to the Optometry Fund. Requires all money in the former fund…Section 206Prohibits granting a license or other requested authority to a person whose fee, fine, or penalty payment check was dishonored until the…Section 207Limits money attributable to specified fines, penalties, enforcement cost recovery, and settlements in listed professional funds by making it unavailable for expenditure…Section 208Sets an annual $15 CURES fee beginning April 1, 2025, for specified controlled-substance prescribers, pharmacists, wholesalers, logistics providers, clinics, and pharmacies, collected…Section 209Requires the Department of Justice, with the Department of Consumer Affairs and specified boards, to create streamlined CURES access for eligible prescribers…Section 210Allows the department to contract for the BreEZe licensing system no sooner than 30 days after specified legislative notice and within approved…Section 211Requires the department, if it hires a third-party consultant to assess department operations, to submit the consultant’s final report promptly after receipt…