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Nevada
Orange Guide – Chapter 17: State Laws: HCP and State Employee Restrictions
The Law: Nevada Marketing Code of Conduct
The Nevada Marketing Code of Conduct requires all manufacturers and wholesalers who sell or market
a drug in Nevada to:
New York
Adopt a written marketing code of conduct (the current PhRMA Code is acceptable);
Adopt a training program to provide regular training to appropriate employees on the
marketing code of conduct;
Conduct annual audits to monitor compliance with the marketing code of conduct;
Adopt policies and procedures for investigating instances of noncompliance with the
marketing code of conduct;
Identify a compliance officer responsible for the marketing code of conduct; and
Submit certain information annually to the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy (including the
marketing code of conduct, description of the training program; description of the
investigation policies; contact information for the Compliance Officer; and certification of
the company’s annual audit and compliance with its marketing code of conduct).
The Law: Restrictions on Gifts to State and Local Officers and Employees
New York prohibits all NY elected officials, state officers and employees, state legislators, state
legislative employees, municipal officers and municipal employees from receiving (directly or indirectly)
any gift. “Gift” includes anything of value given in any form, including any money, service, loan, travel,
entertainment, hospitality, or promise, unless an exception applies. Colleagues may not provide any
item to a New York State or local officer or employee if the item is intended or expected to influence or
reward the New York State or local officer or employee in the performance of any activity related to his
or her official duties.
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Rev. 09/12
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