North Dakota § 26.1-27.1-11 Pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund - State board of pharmacy wholesaler and virtual wholesaler license fees - Revenue deposits or transfers (Expired effective July 1, 2029)

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§ 26.1-27.1-11 — Pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund - State board of pharmacy wholesaler and virtual wholesaler license fees - Revenue deposits or transfers (Expired effective July 1, 2029)

North Dakota § 26.1-27.1-11

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-27.1Pharmacy Benefits Management

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-27.1-11 (2026).

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wholesaler and virtual wholesaler license fees - Revenue deposits or transfers. (Expired
effective July 1, 2029)
The pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund is a special fund in the state treasury. The
fund consists of moneys transferred to or deposited in the fund by legislative action and moneys
transferred to or deposited in the fund by the state board of pharmacy. The state board of
pharmacy may deposit or transfer up to six hundred dollars of every eligible wholesaler license
fee and every virtual wholesaler license fee collected by the board under section 43-15.3-12 to
the pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund. Moneys in the fund are available to the
insurance commissioner, subject to legislative appropriations, for enforcing the provisions of this
chapter.

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wholesaler and virtual wholesaler license fees - Revenue deposits or transfers. (Expired
effective July 1, 2029)
The pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund is a special fund in the state treasury. The
fund consists of moneys transferred to or deposited in the fund by legislative action and moneys
transferred to or deposited in the fund by the state board of pharmacy. The state board of
pharmacy may deposit or transfer up to six hundred dollars of every eligible wholesaler license
fee and every virtual wholesaler license fee collected by the board under section 43-15.3-12 to
the pharmacy benefit manager enforcement fund. Moneys in the fund are available to the
insurance commissioner, subject to legislative appropriations, for enforcing the provisions of this
chapter.