HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(6) THROUGH THE STATE ENERGY CONSERVATION BOARD EVALUATE,
RECOMMEND AND COORDINATE ENERGY RELATED POLICIES AND
ACTIVITIES AMONG ALL AGENCIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE
STATE DEPARTMENT AND, WHERE APPROPRIATE, THOSE OF THE
VARIOUS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS;

          (7) MONITOR THE IMPLEMENTATION AND PERFORMANCE

OF ALL STATE ENERGY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS RELATED TO THE

CONSERVATION OF ENERGY|

(7) THROUGH THE STATE ENERGY CONSERVATION BOARD
MONITOR THE ENERGY SAVINGS ACCRUED BY ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND
CONSERVATION EFFORTS UNDERTAKEN BY AGENCIES OF STATE
GOVERNMENT;

(8)   COLLECT, ANALYZE, AND EVALUATE STATISTICS
AND INFORMATION RELATED TO ENERGY USE AND CONSERVATION;

(9)   SERVE AS LIAISON BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE
AGENCIES FOR ALL MATTERS RELATED TO ENERGY CONSERVATION AND
MAINTAIN LIAISON WITH ENERGY AGENCIES IN SISTER STATES;

(10)   DEVELOP AND CONDUCT EDUCATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS FOR AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATIVE
MATERIALS TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN ENERGY CONSERVATION;

(11)   CONSULT WITH STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE
ENERGY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS; AND

(12)   PROVIDE FOR, ENCOURAGE, AND ASSIST, WHERE
PRACTICABLE, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND
DISSEMINATION OF ENERGY PROGRAMS.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1979.

Approved May 29, 1979.

CHAPTER 596

(House Bill 960)

AN ACT concerning

Generically Equivalent Drugs

FOR the purpose of altering the requirement for passing on
savings to consumers when a pharmacist fills a
prescription with a lower cost drug; defining—savings;
providing for a random audit of pharmacists; limiting
the liability of pharmacists for certain acts under
this section; requiring the Department of Health and