Who has the authority to revoke or suspend a designated representative license in Arkansas?

The Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy has the authority to revoke or suspend a designated representative license in Arkansas. This responsibility aligns with the Board's mandate to regulate pharmacy practices, including the oversight of various licenses related to the handling and distribution of pharmaceuticals.

The Board ensures compliance with state laws and regulations governing pharmacy operations and can take action against licenses if a representative fails to meet the necessary standards of conduct or if there are violations of applicable laws. By maintaining this authority, the Board aims to protect the public health and ensure that all licensed representatives operate within legal and ethical boundaries.

Other entities mentioned do not have the regulatory authority over designated representative licenses in Arkansas. The Arkansas Department of Health focuses on public health policies, the Governor's office does not handle specific license enforcement, and while the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) regulates drug safety and efficacy on a national level, it does not manage state-level licensing issues.