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Georgia SB 195 — Pharmacies; pharmacists are authorized to dispense preexposure prophylaxis and postexposure prophylaxis under certain conditions; provide

Georgia, 2025_26. SB 195: Pharmacies; pharmacists are authorized to dispense preexposure prophylaxis and postexposure prophylaxis under certain conditions; provide

SB 1952025_26 sessionSenate

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Official legislative source ↗

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Latest action

July 1, 2026 — Effective Date

Summary

A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Article 6 of Chapter 4 of Title 26 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to pharmacies, so as to provide that pharmacists are authorized to dispense preexposure prophylaxis and postexposure prophylaxis under certain conditions; to amend Article 2 of Chapter 34 of Title 43 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to medical practice, so as to provide for the approval or development of a training program for pharmacists by the Georgia State Board of Pharmacy; to require pharmacists to complete such training program before dispensing preexposure prophylaxis or postexposure prophylaxis; to provide for definitions; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.

Sponsors

Bill text

SB 195/AP* Read version ↗

LC 46 1376S/hss Read version ↗

As Passed Senate Read version ↗

As introduced LC 56 0290 Read version ↗

Floor Amend 1 AM 56 0022 Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Senate Vote #819 - 2025-2026 Regular Session

March 25, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 45 · no: 0 · other: 11

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (54)
MemberVote
WILLIAMSyes
WICKSother
WATSONyes
WATSONother
WALKER, IIIyes
TILLERYother
SUMMERSyes
STRICKLANDyes
STILLyes
SIMSother
SETZLERyes
ROBERTSONyes
RHETTother
RAHMANyes
PAYNEyes
PARENTyes
ORROCKyes
MERRITTyes
MCNEELother
MCLAURINyes
MANGHAMother
MALLOWyes
LUCASyes
KIRKPATRICKyes
KEMPyes
JONES IIyes
JONESother
JAMESyes
JACKSONyes
HUFSTETLERyes
HOWARDyes
HODGESyes
HICKMANyes
HATCHETTyes
HARRELLyes
HARBISONyes
HARBINyes
HALPERNyes
GOODMANyes
GOOCHyes
GINNyes
ECHOLSyes
DOLEZALyes
DIXONyes
DICKERSONyes
DAVENPORTyes
COWSERTyes
BURNSyes
BRASSyes
BEARDENother
ANDERSONyes
ANDERSONyes
ANAVITARTEyes
ALBERSyes

Senate Vote #132 - 2025-2026 Regular Session

March 3, 2025 · Senate · pass

yes: 55 · no: 0 · other: 1

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (56)
MemberVote
WILLIAMSyes
WICKSyes
WATSONyes
WATSONyes
WALKER, IIIyes
TILLERYyes
SUMMERSyes
STRICKLANDyes
STILLyes
SIMSyes
SETZLERyes
ROBERTSONyes
RHETTyes
RAHMANyes
PAYNEyes
HALPERNyes
GOODMANyes
GOOCHyes
GINNyes
ESTEVESyes
ECHOLSyes
DOLEZALyes
DIXONyes
DAVENPORTyes
COWSERTyes
BURNSyes
BRASSyes
BEARDENyes
BEACHyes
ANDERSONyes
ANDERSONyes
ANAVITARTEyes
ALBERSyes
PARKESyes
PARENTyes
ORROCKyes
MOOREyes
MERRITTyes
MCLAURINyes
MANGHAMyes
MALLOWyes
LUCASyes
KIRKPATRICKyes
KENNEDYyes
KEMPyes
JONES IIyes
JONESyes
JAMESyes
JACKSONother
HUFSTETLERyes
HODGESyes
HICKMANyes
HATCHETTyes
HARRELLyes
HARBISONyes
HARBINyes

House Vote #511 - 2025-2026 Regular Session

February 12, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 155 · no: 7 · other: 18

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (177)
MemberVote
YEARTAyes
WILLISyes
WILLIAMSONyes
WILLIAMS, JR.other
WILLIAMSyes
WILLIAMSother
WILKERSONyes
WESTBROOKyes
WERKHEISERyes
WASHBURNyes
WADEyes
TRANyes
TOWNSENDyes
THOMASyes
TAYLORyes
TAYLORyes
TARVINyes
STINSONyes
STEPHENSyes
SMITHyes
SMITHyes
SMITHyes
SMITHyes
SILCOXother
SHARPERyes
SEABAUGHyes
SCOTTother
SCOGGINSyes
SCHOFIELDyes
SANTOSyes
O'STEENyes
OLIVERyes
OLALEYEyes
OKOYEyes
NEWTONyes
NEWyes
NEALyes
MYLESyes
MOOREyes
MOMTAHANno
MITCHELLyes
MILLERyes
MEEKSyes
MCQUEENyes
MCDONALD IIIyes
MCCOLLUMyes
MCCLAINyes
MATHISyes
MATHIAKyes
MARTINEZyes
MARTINyes
LUPTONyes
LUMSDENyes
LIMyes
LEWIS-WARDyes
LEVERETTyes
LAHOODyes
KENDRICKother
KELLEYno
KAHAIANno
JONESyes
JONESother
JONESyes
JONESyes
JENKINSyes
JASPERSEother
JACKSONyes
JACKSONyes
JACKSONyes
HUGLEYyes
HUDDLESTONyes
HOWARDyes
HOWARDyes
HORNERyes
HONGyes
HOLLYyes
HOLLANDyes
HOLCOMByes
HITCHENSyes
HILTONyes
HERRINGyes
HAWKINSyes
HATCHETTyes
HAGANyes
GUNTERyes
GULLETTno
GRIFFINyes
GREENEyes
GLAIZEyes
GISLERyes
GILLIARDother
GAMBILLno
GAINESother
FRYEyes
FRANKLINyes
FORDyes
FLOURNOYyes
FLEMINGyes
SANCHEZyes
SAMPSONyes
SAINZyes
ROMMANother
ROBERTSyes
RIDLEYyes
RIDLEYyes
RICHARDSONyes
RICEyes
RHODESyes
REEVESyes
REESEyes
PRINCEyes
POWELLyes
PETREAyes
PERSINGERyes
PARSONSyes
PARRISHyes
PARKyes
PARISyes
PANITCHyes
ALIyes
ALEXANDERyes
ADEYINAyes
ADESANYAyes
FINCHERyes
EVANSyes
ERWINyes
EHRHARTyes
EFSTRATIONyes
DUNAHOOyes
DUBNIKyes
DRENNERyes
DRAPERyes
DOUGLASyes
DONATUCCIyes
DICKEYyes
DEMPSEYyes
DELOACHyes
DAWSONyes
DAVISyes
CUMMINGSyes
CROWEyes
CRAWFORDyes
COXyes
CORBETTyes
COOPERyes
CLIFTONother
CLARKyes
CLARKyes
CHEOKASyes
CHASTAINno
CARTERyes
CARSONother
CARPENTERyes
CANNONyes
CANNONyes
CAMPBELLyes
CAMPBELLyes
CAMPyes
CAMERONyes
BYRDno
BURNSother
BURNOUGHyes
BURCHETTyes
BUCKNERyes
BONNERyes
BLACKMONother
BERRYyes
BELLother
BECKLESyes
BAZEMOREyes
BARTONyes
BARRETTyes
BARNESyes
BALLARDyes
BAKERyes
AUyes
ANDERSONyes

Legislative history

  1. Effective Date
  2. Act 409
  3. Senate Date Signed by Governor
  4. Senate Sent to Governor
  5. Senate Agreed House Amend or Sub
  6. House Passed/Adopted By Substitute
  7. House Third Readers
  8. House Committee Favorably Reported By Substitute
  9. House Withdrawn, Recommitted
  10. House Committee Favorably Reported
  11. House Second Readers
  12. House First Readers
  13. Senate Passed/Adopted As Amended
  14. Senate Third Read
  15. Senate Read Second Time
  16. Senate Committee Favorably Reported
  17. Senate Read and Referred
  18. Senate Hopper

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