Are the records of the Commission publicly available upon request?

The records of the Commission are indeed publicly available, and this includes names and license numbers of licensed pharmacists. This openness aligns with the principles of transparency and accountability in regulatory processes, allowing the public to verify the credentials of practicing pharmacists. Access to such information not only promotes trust in the pharmacy profession but also aids employers and patients in making informed decisions regarding who provides their pharmaceutical care.

While there may be some limitations on the type of sensitive personal information that can be released, the inclusion of names and license numbers ensures that the public can easily confirm if an individual is a licensed pharmacist and in good standing. Other options, which suggest limitations or complete confidentiality, do not accurately represent the public access provided under Connecticut law.