evidence: The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA) for COVID-19 vaccinations. The federal government, through partnerships with state governments, contemplates that vaccines must be sent through a closed system of distribution, either directly from the manufacturer or through pre-determined licensed drug distributors for facility distribution to emergency response providers that include public health agencies with legal responsibility and authority to respond to a public health incident. [...] In response to the Governor’s emergency proclamation, and to facilitate the distribution, storage, mixing, and administration of FDA-authorized COVID-19 vaccine to California- or federally-approved facilities or providers that will administer the vaccines, and consistent with the authority of the Board to waive Pharmacy Law (Business and Professions Code section 4000, et seq.) and the regulations adopted pursuant to it (California Code of Regulations, title 16, section 1700, et seq.), the Board President through his delegated authority, issues the following waiver as detailed below: Storage and Redistribution of FDA-Authorized COVID-19 Vaccinations in Compliance with California Department of Public Health and CDC Guidance Related to Mass Vaccination Sites