Pharmacies that collect returned prescription drugs or medical supplies for proper disposal shall be approved by the Board as repositories. Repositories that collect only non-controlled dangerous substances for proper disposal shall: Dispose of prescription drugs or medical supplies collected for disposal in compliance with applicable State and federal laws and regulations; Have policies and procedures regarding the safe and secure handling and disposal of prescription drugs and medical supplies, to include specific guidelines for prescription drugs requiring special disposal or care; Dispose of collected prescription drugs and medical supplies through a third party processor or a reverse distributor, as appropriate; and Maintain a separate secure container behind the prescription counter that is clearly marked for the Disposal Program. A pharmacist may not delegate to a pharmacy technician the collection of prescription drugs or medical supplies under §B of this regulation. Repositories that collect controlled dangerous substances for disposal: Shall comply with the requirements of the Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act of 2010; May collect non-controlled dangerous substances and medical supplies in the same manner; and May commingle the collection of controlled and non-controlled dangerous substances and medical supplies in accordance with the Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act of 2010.