Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22, § 7263 (2025)
1. Authority of member state Under the compact a member state:
A. Retains its authority and autonomy over its prescription monitoring program and prescription data in accordance with its laws, rules and policies;
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B. May provide, restrict or deny prescription data to a requestor of another state in accordance with the member state's laws, rules and policies;
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C. May provide, restrict or deny prescription data received from another state to a requestor within that state; and
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D. Has the authority to determine which requestors are authorized.
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2. Restrictions on prescription data Prescription data obtained by a member state pursuant to this compact has the following restrictions.
A. It must be used solely for purposes of providing the prescription data to a requestor.
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B. It may not be stored in the member state's prescription monitoring program database, except for stored images, nor in any other database.
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3. Limit on categories of requestors A member state may limit the categories of requestors of another member state that will receive prescription data.
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4. Requestor authentication The commission shall promulgate rules establishing standards for requestor authentication.
A. Every member state shall authenticate requestors according to the rules established by the commission.
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B. A member state may authorize its requestors to request prescription data from another member state only after such requestor has been authenticated.
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C. A member state that becomes aware of a requestor who violated the laws or rules governing the appropriate use of prescription data shall notify the state that transmitted the prescription data.
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PL 2011, c. 217, §1 (NEW).