B. Analysis of the necessary steps to develop an Internet connection, link or website for pharmacies and wholesale providers of prescription drugs to uninsured or underinsured residents and a process for certifying those pharmacies and wholesale providers;

C. Development of procedures for ensuring the health and safety of participants in the reimportation program;

D. Review of relevant state laws and rules, including pharmacy licensing laws, and determination of necessary legislation; and

E. Assessment of other access, quality, safety and economic issues related to the design and operation of a reimportation program.

3. The Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance must provide necessary staffing services to the committee.

4. The committee shall report to the Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services by January 15, 2006 or 30 days after the adjournment of the United States Congress, whichever occurs later. If the United States Congress has passed a law allowing drug reimportation or if the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has granted a waiver application, the State may move forward with the development of a plan for a reimportation program based on the findings and recommendations of the committee and review by the Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services.