There is a Nonoccupational Postexposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) Standing Order Program. The Program shall: Authorize a pharmacist who is registered with the Program to dispense nPEP through a standing order in accordance with § 13–5203 of this subtitle; and Operate in accordance with the procedures approved by the Department with the advice and approval of the Board. The Department shall adopt regulations: Necessary for the administration of the Program; and That address the needs of specific populations including victims of sexual assault and pediatric patients. The Department may: Collect fees necessary for the administration of the Program, unless the patient qualifies for nPEP through the Program for Preventing HIV Infection for Rape Victims established under § 11–1008 of the Criminal Procedure Article; Administer the Program and establish a standardized set of guidelines for pharmacists participating in the Program to use in developing and conducting patient education and training on nPEP that includes: Avoiding exposure to HIV; Responding to exposure to HIV with the appropriate use of nPEP; Access to nPEP and the appropriate follow–up after the administration of nPEP; and Engagement in additional care including: Access to pre–exposure prophylaxis (PrEP); and Harm reduction programs for patients with continuing risk of exposures; and Collect and report data on the operation and results of the Program.