Texas § 564.002 CONFIDENTIALITY.

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§ 564.002 — CONFIDENTIALITY.

Texas § 564.002

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 564.002 (2026).

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Sec. 564.002. CONFIDENTIALITY.

(a)All records and proceedings of the board, an authorized agent of the board, or a pharmaceutical organization committee relating to the administration of this chapter are confidential and are not considered public information for purposes of Chapter 552 , Government Code. Records considered confidential under this section include:

(1)information relating to a report made under Section 564.001 , including the identity of the individual or entity making the report;

(2)the identity of an impaired pharmacist or pharmacy student participating in a program administered under this chapter, except as provided by Section 564.003;

(3)a report, interview, statement, memorandum, evaluation, communication, or other information possessed by the board, an authorized a

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Sec. 564.002. CONFIDENTIALITY. (a) All records and proceedings of the board, an authorized agent of the board, or a pharmaceutical organization committee relating to the administration of this chapter are confidential and are not considered public information for purposes of Chapter 552 , Government Code. Records considered confidential under this section include:
(1) information relating to a report made under Section 564.001 , including the identity of the individual or entity making the report;
(2) the identity of an impaired pharmacist or pharmacy student participating in a program administered under this chapter, except as provided by Section 564.003;
(3) a report, interview, statement, memorandum, evaluation, communication, or other information possessed by the board, an authorized agent of the board, or a pharmaceutical organization committee, related to a potentially impaired pharmacist or pharmacy student;
(4) a policy or procedure of an entity that contracts with the board relating to personnel selection; and
(5) a record relating to the operation of the board, an authorized agent of the board, or a pharmaceutical organization committee, as the record relates to a potentially impaired pharmacist or pharmacy student.
(b) A record or proceeding described by this section is not subject to disclosure, subpoena, or discovery, except to a member of the board or an authorized agent of the board involved in the discipline of an applicant or license holder.