On March 15, 2022, the Regulation Committee for the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy reviewed potential amendments and proposed regulations governing non-resident pharmacy licensure in the state. Among the proposed changes is a requirement that all out-of-state pharmacists who "engage in the practice of the profession of pharmacy for a Kentucky resident" hold an active Kentucky pharmacist license. Per discussion among the Regulatory Committee, individual pharmacist licensure would be required for all pharmacists engaged in processing or dispensing of a prescriptions intended for Kentucky patients even if the pharmacist performs such functions at a Kentucky-licensed non-resident pharmacy. The Committee's proposed revision follows other states that have recently sought to expand individual licensure requirements for out-of-state pharmacists despite long-standing interpretation that non-resident pharmacy licensure covers the practice of pharmacy functions of its personnel.