Texas Code § 562.106

NOTIFICATION
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Sec. 562.106. NOTIFICATION.
(a) A pharmacy shall report in writing to the board not later than the 10th day after the date of:
(1) a permanent closing of the pharmacy;
(2) a change of ownership of the pharmacy;
(3) a change of the person designated as the pharmacist-in-charge of the pharmacy;
(4) a sale or transfer of any controlled substance or dangerous drug as a result of the permanent closing or change of ownership of the pharmacy;
(5) any matter or occurrence that the board requires by rule to be reported;
(6) as determined by the board, an out-of-state purchase of any controlled substance;
(7) a final order against the pharmacy license holder by the regulatory or licensing agency of the state in which the pharmacy is located if the pharmacy is located in another state; or
(8) a final order against a pharmacist who is designated as the pharmacist-in-charge of the pharmacy by the regulatory or licensing agency of the state in which the pharmacy is located if the pharmacy is located in another state.
(a-1) A pharmacy shall report in writing to the board not later than the 30th day before the date of a change of location of the pharmacy.
(b) A pharmacy shall report in writing to the board a theft or significant loss of any controlled substance immediately on discovery of the theft or loss. The pharmacy shall include with the report a list of all controlled substances stolen or lost.
(c) A pharmacy shall report in writing to the board a disaster, accident, or emergency that may affect the strength, purity, or labeling of a drug, medication, device, or other material used in the diagnosis or treatment of injury, illness, or disease, immediately on the occurrence of the disaster, accident, or emergency.
(d) The reporting pharmacy shall maintain a copy of any notification required by this section or Section 562.053 for two years and make the copy available for inspection.

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