Texas Pharmacy Association

What this organization says it wants

Texas Pharmacy Association is on record about 7 bills, through federal lobbying filings and testimony to state committees. 1 of those state a side we can place on the scale. Naming a bill is not a position, so the rest count as involvement only.

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The positions, and the documents they come from

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• ForTX-89-hb9Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of a portion of the appraised value of tangible personal property that is held or used for the production of income.

  “TPA supported and testified in favor of legislation related to reducing the personal property tax paid by pharmacies on items such as perishable inventory.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the record

• ForTX-89-hb632Relating to the regulation of the practice of pharmacy.

  “HB 632 by Rep. John Bucy would have allowed pharmacists to dispense more than a 30-day emergency supply of insulin if that is smallest available package size. TPA testified in support of the legislation.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

• ForTX-89-hb3233Relating to patient data maintained by pharmacy benefit managers.

  “HB 3233 by Rep. Cody Harris (R-Palestine) and Sen. Lois Kolkhorst prohibits PBMs from storing or processing patient data for a Texas resident in a location outside of the United States or its territories. TPA supported this bill.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

• ForTX-89-hb4638Relating to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative.

  “HB 4638 by Rep. Greg Bonnen (R-Houston) and Sen. Lois Kolkhorst will authorize the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative to continue in existence until at least 2027, when it will be again considered for continuation by a subsequent legislature. TPA supported this legislation.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

• ForTX-89-sb493Relating to protection of certain disclosures and communications by pharmacists and pharmacies regarding prescription drug benefits.

  “TPA supported and testified in favor of this legislation.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

• ForTX-89-sb1236Relating to the relationship between pharmacists or pharmacies and health benefit plan issuers or pharmacy benefit managers.

  “Senate Bill 1236 was the priority PBM legislation developed by TPA’s elected leadership with input from members.”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

• AgainstTX-89-hb3785Relating to labeling requirements for compounded drug products.

  “HB 3785 by Rep. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (D-San Antonio) would have established a number of onerous and impractical labeling requirements for compounded medications, including side effects. TPA testified in opposition to the legislation”

  Published by the organization2025Open the recordnot counted yet

Marked positions are on record but not yet counted: we have not placed those bills on our scale, so they do not move any number on this page.

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