Basis and Purpose:	The amendment to Rule 14.00.10, “Other Outlet,” is being promulgated to clarify that “community clinics” may qualify as “other outlets” by being either licensed as such by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, or designated as a “Federally Qualified Health Center.”
Statement of Authority:	The Board is granted authority to promulgate rules pursuant to CRS sections 12-22-101, 12-22-102(23), 12-22-108, 12-22-110, 12-22-120(1)(e), and 24-4-103.

14.00.00	OTHER OUTLETS.
14.00.10	General Criteria.  Unless otherwise exempted, the general criteria, which shall be met by other outlets herein enumerated, which are seeking to be registered by the Board pursuant to CRS 12-22-120(1)(e), are stated below. 
a. 	For the purpose of this section, the consultant pharmacist is the pharmacist responsible for the other outlet registration and the overall operation pertaining to drug receipt and distribution. 
b.	All prescription drugs utilized by the outlet shall be obtained from an entity or individual registered with the Colorado State Board of Pharmacy or a state or local health agency. 
c.	For the purposes of this regulation, “dispensing unit” means a container or containers of a drug, either packaged pursuant to regulation 3.01.00 or the manufacturer’s original container(s), containing a quantity suitable for the prescribed treatment or condition.	
d.	For the purposes of this regulation, a “community clinic” means a community clinic either licensed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment or its successor agency, or designated as a “Federally Qualified Health Center” as defined in the Federal Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. Sec. 1395x(aa)(4).