00:06:58.926 --> 00:07:02.146 Good afternoon. Welcome to the Florida Department of Health Division of Emergency Preparedness and Community support prescription drug Donation repository program informational webinar on becoming a repository repository. 00:07:12.126 --> 00:07:15.516 I am Laura Rutledge, the project manager for the program we. 00:07:15.516 --> 00:07:18.636 will provide an overview of the program and information on. 00:07:18.636 --> 00:07:21.956 entities eligible to become repositories for the prescription. 00:07:21.956 --> 00:07:25.016 drug Donation Repository program. Our goal? 00:07:25.016 --> 00:07:28.536 today is to share information. If you have any questions. 00:07:28.536 --> 00:07:31.676 please feel free to submit your questions through the Q and. 00:07:31.676 --> 00:07:34.776 b. We will collect your questions and provide. 00:07:34.776 --> 00:07:38.136 a written Q&A to all participants in the next few days. 00:07:38.136 --> 00:07:41.476 We will also post the Q&A document on our website. 00:07:41.476 --> 00:07:41.476 00:07:42.026 --> 00:07:45.146 We will provide a link to our website at the end of the webinar. 00:07:45.146 --> 00:07:48.466 Also you can email the prescription drug donation. 00:07:48.466 --> 00:07:51.666 repository program at prescription drug. 00:07:51.666 --> 00:07:54.836 Donation program. All one word at. 00:07:54.836 --> 00:07:57.886 flhealth.gov and we will respond to your. 00:07:57.886 --> 00:08:01.006 emails. I hope you find this webinar helpful. 00:08:01.006 --> 00:08:04.026 and encourage your organization to become a repository. 00:08:04.026 --> 00:08:08.026 Also, if you're not interested in becoming a repository. 00:08:08.026 --> 00:08:11.206 we encourage you to become a donation of prescription. 00:08:11.206 --> 00:08:13.946 medications and supplies to repositories. 00:08:14.486 --> 00:08:17.756 We will have an informational webinar on becoming a donor in the next. 00:08:17.756 --> 00:08:18.666 several weeks. 00:08:19.486 --> 00:08:22.976 Our webinar today will be presented by Doctor Niaz Siddiqui. 00:08:22.976 --> 00:08:26.256 the Bureau chief for the Bureau of Public Health Pharmacy Doctor. 00:08:26.256 --> 00:08:29.456 Sadiki. Good afternoon everybody as mentioned. 00:08:29.456 --> 00:08:32.936 my name is Niaz Siddiqui and I'm the Bureau chief of Public health pharmacy. 00:08:32.936 --> 00:08:36.036 and that our Bureau we have 3 core functions. One is. 00:08:36.036 --> 00:08:39.116 distributing medications to all of our 67 county health. 00:08:39.116 --> 00:08:42.776 departments to support our statewide issuance program. 00:08:42.776 --> 00:08:46.166 We also have a mail order central pharmacy that dispenses. 00:08:46.166 --> 00:08:49.096 those medications to the patients who visited our CHDS. 00:08:49.506 --> 00:08:53.406 And then we also have a repack manufacturing facility that repackages. 00:08:53.406 --> 00:08:53.406 00:08:54.096 --> 00:08:57.396 Medications from both manufactured bottles into bingo cards. 00:08:57.396 --> 00:09:00.966 or blister cards that are sent to the Department of Corrections. 00:09:00.966 --> 00:09:04.006 Excuse me, we also help support. 00:09:04.006 --> 00:09:07.166 state agencies such as tobacco Free Florida. 00:09:07.166 --> 00:09:10.706 and also our partners at Children's Medical Services. 00:09:10.706 --> 00:09:13.886 and our safety net program. Another one of our. 00:09:13.886 --> 00:09:17.186 jobs that we do are help administer programs such as this, the Florida. 00:09:17.186 --> 00:09:20.216 Department of Health Prescription. 00:09:20.216 --> 00:09:21.936 Drug Donation Repository Program. 00:09:22.866 --> 00:09:24.006 Which we'll talk about in depth. 00:09:26.196 --> 00:09:29.546 So Florida statute section 465 DOT 1902. 00:09:29.546 --> 00:09:32.986 went to effect July 2020, which? 00:09:32.986 --> 00:09:36.296 turned this program into statute and then also in. 00:09:36.296 --> 00:09:39.626 February of 2022 for Administrative code chapter. 00:09:39.626 --> 00:09:42.646 64. J Dash 4 turned this program. 00:09:42.646 --> 00:09:45.296 live essentially so that repositories could start to open. 00:09:46.116 --> 00:09:49.346 And the prescription drug Donation repository program. 00:09:49.346 --> 00:09:52.356 which I'll refer to in this in the rest of the presentation. 00:09:52.356 --> 00:09:55.416 as PDDRP was created within the department. 00:09:55.416 --> 00:09:58.526 to facilitate the donation of prescription drugs and. 00:09:58.526 --> 00:10:01.766 supplies to eligible patients. And there are three key elements. 00:10:01.766 --> 00:10:04.976 and their associated forms with these elements so eligible. 00:10:04.976 --> 00:10:08.686 repositories, which we're going to speak about in this seminar and eligible. 00:10:08.686 --> 00:10:11.766 prescription drug supply donors and eligible patients which. 00:10:11.766 --> 00:10:13.166 will speak in future seminars. 00:10:16.276 --> 00:10:19.646 The following entities may participate in a repository, A health. 00:10:19.646 --> 00:10:23.746 care practitioners office, A pharmacy, A hospital. 00:10:23.746 --> 00:10:26.946 with a closed drug delivery system, A nursing home facility. 00:10:26.946 --> 00:10:30.006 with the closed drug delivery system, and A free clinic. 00:10:30.006 --> 00:10:33.416 or nonprofit health clinic that is licensed or permitted to dispense. 00:10:33.416 --> 00:10:36.456 medicinal drugs in the state of Florida. And if you look at the. 00:10:36.456 --> 00:10:39.566 bottom closed drug delivery system is defined and. 00:10:39.566 --> 00:10:43.166 this is a system in which the actual control of the unit does medication. 00:10:43.166 --> 00:10:46.946 package is maintained by the facility rather than the individual patient. 00:10:46.946 --> 00:10:46.946 00:10:47.246 --> 00:10:50.416 So an example of this would be community or retail. 00:10:50.416 --> 00:10:53.736 pharmacy that dispenses a medication to a patient and. 00:10:53.736 --> 00:10:57.796 then the patient later comes back and says I'd like to donate this to the PDDRP. 00:10:57.796 --> 00:11:00.816 That particular medication could not be donated because. 00:11:00.816 --> 00:11:03.876 it lost. It was lost in control of the. 00:11:03.876 --> 00:11:06.196 patient, the patient had control of the medication. 00:11:07.096 --> 00:11:07.666 I'm sorry. 00:11:08.536 --> 00:11:11.626 But an approved method would be if A hospital. 00:11:11.626 --> 00:11:14.986 system, for example, had a. 00:11:14.986 --> 00:11:18.376 pharmacy that distributed the medications to their automated dispensing. 00:11:18.376 --> 00:11:21.396 cabinets that they frequently use in those settings and. 00:11:21.396 --> 00:11:24.726 then they recall that medication back into the pharmacy that. 00:11:24.726 --> 00:11:27.886 never left the possession of the entity. And so that medication could. 00:11:27.886 --> 00:11:30.366 be eligible for donation if they chose to donate it. 00:11:35.006 --> 00:11:38.256 So an eligible entity must notify the Florida Department of Health. 00:11:38.256 --> 00:11:41.696 PDDRP of its intent to participate in the program. 00:11:41.696 --> 00:11:44.776 as a repository before accepting or dispensing any. 00:11:44.776 --> 00:11:46.256 donations under the program. 00:11:50.756 --> 00:11:54.126 So the PDDRP participation or withdrawal form must. 00:11:54.126 --> 00:11:57.316 be signed and dated by the responsible pharmacist affirming that. 00:11:57.316 --> 00:12:00.386 the intended repository meets the eligibility of the program. 00:12:00.386 --> 00:12:03.726 and once it's filled out, it must be submitted to the following email address. 00:12:03.726 --> 00:12:06.836 below. And if you look to the right of the screen, you'll find the. 00:12:06.836 --> 00:12:09.886 actual form that they will fill out the top half of. 00:12:09.886 --> 00:12:12.906 it is the application portion of it, and if you notice. 00:12:12.906 --> 00:12:16.006 on the bottom, it says notice of withdrawal and we're talking about this later. 00:12:16.006 --> 00:12:19.426 on in the webinar. But if you choose to withdraw from the. 00:12:19.426 --> 00:12:19.426 00:12:19.516 --> 00:12:22.596 Program as well. You'll use this exact same form that you used. 00:12:22.596 --> 00:12:23.936 to participate in the program. 00:12:28.236 --> 00:12:31.826 The following entities are eligible to donate to an established repository. 00:12:31.826 --> 00:12:34.866 under this program, nursing home facilities with closed drug. 00:12:34.866 --> 00:12:38.106 delivery systems, hospices that have maintained the control. 00:12:38.106 --> 00:12:41.236 of the patients, prescription drugs, hospitals with closed. 00:12:41.236 --> 00:12:44.466 delivery systems, pharmacies, drug. 00:12:44.466 --> 00:12:47.826 manufacturers or wholesale distributors medical device. 00:12:47.826 --> 00:12:51.076 manufacturers or suppliers and prescribers who receive. 00:12:51.076 --> 00:12:54.546 prescription drugs or supplies directly from the drug manufacturer. 00:12:54.546 --> 00:12:56.806 wholesale distributor or pharmacy. 00:13:00.636 --> 00:13:03.706 Upon receipt of an approved proposed donation, A. 00:13:03.706 --> 00:13:07.306 licensed pharmacist employed by or under a contract. 00:13:07.306 --> 00:13:10.406 with the repository shall inspect the donation to ensure. 00:13:10.406 --> 00:13:13.576 that each donation meets the program requirements. So. 00:13:13.576 --> 00:13:16.886 there are certain medications that cannot be dominated, and they're the following. 00:13:16.886 --> 00:13:20.126 control substances, cancer drugs donated. 00:13:20.126 --> 00:13:23.866 under section 499.029 and. 00:13:23.866 --> 00:13:27.066 nd this is because we already have a program for donating cancer. 00:13:27.066 --> 00:13:31.406 gs, and this is under the Department of Bureau and professional regulation. 00:13:31.406 --> 00:13:31.406 00:13:31.496 --> 00:13:34.576 And if you'd like to do a little bit more research on that, you can just. 00:13:34.576 --> 00:13:37.676 Google search Florida Cancer drug donation and. 00:13:37.676 --> 00:13:40.716 maybe you can start participating in that as well and also. 00:13:40.716 --> 00:13:44.156 medications that fall under the FDA's risk evaluation and mitigation. 00:13:44.156 --> 00:13:47.316 strategy, also known as the REMS program, those medications. 00:13:47.316 --> 00:13:49.106 cannot be eligible for donation. 00:13:49.806 --> 00:13:53.116 And one more category and that is that our medications. 00:13:53.116 --> 00:13:57.006 that are stored in anything under that. 00:13:57.006 --> 00:14:00.196 essentially a room temperature medication. So if you have. 00:14:00.196 --> 00:14:03.536 medications that need refrigeration or need to be frozen. 00:14:03.536 --> 00:14:05.196 they are not eligible to be donated. 00:14:09.726 --> 00:14:12.766 So the following criteria are required for all donations the. 00:14:12.766 --> 00:14:15.856 donations have to come from eligible donors and all donors. 00:14:15.856 --> 00:14:18.876 must obtain written approval, either by email or mail. 00:14:18.876 --> 00:14:22.206 from a participating repository prior to shipping any donated. 00:14:22.206 --> 00:14:24.006 drugs or supplies to the repository. 00:14:24.786 --> 00:14:27.856 The donated drugs have to be approved for medical use in the. 00:14:27.856 --> 00:14:31.096 United States and then drug is in an unopened. 00:14:31.096 --> 00:14:34.776 tamper evident packaging. The drug also has. 00:14:34.776 --> 00:14:38.016 to be required to be used at room temperature and. 00:14:38.016 --> 00:14:41.036 it has to have been stored at room temperature as well or whatever. 00:14:41.036 --> 00:14:44.046 the manufacturer designated or the federal storage. 00:14:44.046 --> 00:14:44.826 equirements were. 00:14:50.036 --> 00:14:53.646 The drug does not have any physical signs of tampering. 00:14:53.646 --> 00:14:56.686 or adulteration, and there is no reason to believe that the drug. 00:14:56.686 --> 00:14:59.446 is adulterated. These are all other additional requirements. 00:15:00.166 --> 00:15:03.326 And the packaging does not have any physical signs of tampering with. 00:15:03.326 --> 00:15:07.016 branding, deterioration, compromise, integrity or adulteration. 00:15:07.016 --> 00:15:07.016 00:15:07.786 --> 00:15:10.886 The packaging indicates the expiration date of the drug and if. 00:15:10.886 --> 00:15:13.936 the lot is not retrievable, all specified domestic. 00:15:13.936 --> 00:15:16.026 medications must be destroyed. 00:15:16.826 --> 00:15:19.836 The drug has an expiration date that is no more than three months. 00:15:19.836 --> 00:15:23.016 after the date on which the drug was donated, and. 00:15:23.016 --> 00:15:26.036 the drug must be donated on the premises of the property to a. 00:15:26.036 --> 00:15:29.056 person designated by the repository. So you. 00:15:29.056 --> 00:15:32.356 can't use dropboxes in the front of your repository. 00:15:32.356 --> 00:15:34.996 if you're repository is closed for the day, for example. 00:15:36.086 --> 00:15:39.216 Donated items may not be sold or resold, and. 00:15:39.216 --> 00:15:42.396 prescription drugs or supplies may not be donated. 00:15:42.396 --> 00:15:43.616 to a specific patient. 00:15:48.916 --> 00:15:52.226 The repository must quarantine a donation until the licensed. 00:15:52.226 --> 00:15:55.466 pharmacist has inspected and improved approve the. 00:15:55.466 --> 00:15:58.586 drug for dispensing. And I'm gonna give you an example of something. 00:15:58.586 --> 00:16:01.926 like this and what this means. So let's say that you are a hospital pharmacy. 00:16:01.926 --> 00:16:05.106 again, that's using the pharmacy as a repository. 00:16:05.106 --> 00:16:08.186 and the pharmacy has closed for the day. And the pharmacist says. 00:16:08.186 --> 00:16:11.206 left and a package from FedEx. 00:16:11.206 --> 00:16:15.006 comes with donated medications that you're expecting to. 00:16:15.006 --> 00:16:15.006 00:16:15.096 --> 00:16:18.276 To arrive, the repository can designate. 00:16:18.276 --> 00:16:21.716 an employee within the hospital to accept those medications. 00:16:21.716 --> 00:16:24.876 and then sequestered them in a secure location. 00:16:24.876 --> 00:16:28.176 such as a Med room inside of a hospital and that medication. 00:16:28.176 --> 00:16:31.576 would stay quarantined until the pharmacist would get on site to. 00:16:31.576 --> 00:16:33.386 approve them and go through them. 00:16:34.296 --> 00:16:37.526 Also, another thing about this program too is if you're doing a. 00:16:37.526 --> 00:16:40.926 repository to repository transfer. 00:16:40.926 --> 00:16:44.866 those medications are not required to be reinspected again. 00:16:44.866 --> 00:16:44.866 00:16:46.806 --> 00:16:49.876 The inspecting pharmacist must sign the PDDRP. 00:16:49.876 --> 00:16:52.936 donation form, verifying that the prescription drug or. 00:16:52.936 --> 00:16:54.996 supply meets to eligibility criteria. 00:16:55.906 --> 00:16:59.196 Donations must be secured in the must be stored in a secured. 00:16:59.196 --> 00:17:02.736 area under the environmental conditions specified by the manufacturer. 00:17:02.736 --> 00:17:04.706 or federal storage requirements. 00:17:05.386 --> 00:17:08.956 And donations may not be stored with any other types of non repository. 00:17:08.956 --> 00:17:12.016 inventory, but if they're intermingled with other types. 00:17:12.016 --> 00:17:15.206 of inventory, they must be clearly marked to indicate that this. 00:17:15.206 --> 00:17:18.396 is prescription drug or supply was donated. So a very. 00:17:18.396 --> 00:17:21.596 easy thing to do, an example of a system that you could. 00:17:21.596 --> 00:17:24.736 deploy for this would be like the sticker system if you. 00:17:24.736 --> 00:17:27.956 had red dots or yellow dots put. 00:17:27.956 --> 00:17:31.356 on top of the donated drugs within, that would be. 00:17:31.356 --> 00:17:34.826 a demarcation of these are donated versus non donated. 00:17:34.826 --> 00:17:34.826 00:17:39.556 --> 00:17:42.586 The repository must also maintain an. 00:17:42.586 --> 00:17:46.206 inventory of donated prescription drugs, which include. 00:17:46.206 --> 00:17:49.886 name of the drug strength available. 00:17:49.886 --> 00:17:53.646 quantity, expiration date of donations transaction. 00:17:53.646 --> 00:17:56.806 date, name, street address and telephone number. 00:17:56.806 --> 00:17:57.486 of the donor. 00:18:03.176 --> 00:18:06.486 Any patient that wishes to receive prescription drugs and or supplies. 00:18:06.486 --> 00:18:09.626 from this program, they must be indigent. 00:18:09.626 --> 00:18:12.926 uninsured or underinsured. They must be a resident. 00:18:12.926 --> 00:18:16.726 of Florida. They need to have a valid prescription and. 00:18:16.726 --> 00:18:19.936 they must complete and submit the PDDRP patient application. 00:18:19.936 --> 00:18:22.946 and dispensing form. And that form is on the right of the. 00:18:22.946 --> 00:18:26.106 screen. And this is the actual form that they will have to fill out when they come. 00:18:26.106 --> 00:18:29.186 in each time to a repository to see if they. 00:18:29.186 --> 00:18:30.926 can get their medications from there. 00:18:36.356 --> 00:18:39.446 And I guess, like I said, the repositories made dispense to an. 00:18:39.446 --> 00:18:42.646 eligible ineligible donation to a state resident. 00:18:42.646 --> 00:18:45.706 who is indigent, uninsured or underinsured. 00:18:45.706 --> 00:18:48.766 and has a valid prescription and indigent means. 00:18:48.766 --> 00:18:51.786 having a family income during the 12 months preceding the. 00:18:51.786 --> 00:18:54.826 determination of income that is below 200%. 00:18:54.826 --> 00:18:58.286 of the federal poverty level. And you can actually find that information. 00:18:58.286 --> 00:19:01.386 on our PDDRP website, which will give us the end of. 00:19:01.386 --> 00:19:01.386 00:19:02.426 --> 00:19:03.376 This presentation. 00:19:07.756 --> 00:19:11.226 Participating repositories made withdraw from the program by providing. 00:19:11.226 --> 00:19:14.806 written notice using the PDDRP repository participation. 00:19:14.806 --> 00:19:18.356 withdrawal form, and I showed that form at the beginning of this webinar. 00:19:18.356 --> 00:19:21.366 The second half is where they would fill out that withdrawal information. 00:19:21.366 --> 00:19:25.106 and upon withdrawal repositories must agree to the disposition. 00:19:25.106 --> 00:19:28.426 of prescription drugs and supplies in their possession. Any. 00:19:28.426 --> 00:19:31.776 destroyed drugs must be reported on the PDDRP. 00:19:31.776 --> 00:19:34.876 destruction of drugs form which you see on the screen to your right as. 00:19:34.876 --> 00:19:36.346 well. That's the actual form. 00:19:37.366 --> 00:19:40.426 And destruction is not the only way that to. 00:19:40.426 --> 00:19:43.616 get rid of your medications. You can also transfer them to another. 00:19:48.436 --> 00:19:51.626 So one important clauset everybody would be interested in is. 00:19:51.626 --> 00:19:54.696 the immunity from liability and disciplinary action clause. 00:19:54.696 --> 00:19:58.046 that's included in this program. So any donor of prescription. 00:19:58.046 --> 00:20:01.466 drugs or supplies and any participant in the program. 00:20:01.466 --> 00:20:04.616 who exercises reasonable care and donating accepting. 00:20:04.616 --> 00:20:07.646 distributing or dispensing prescription drugs or. 00:20:07.646 --> 00:20:10.806 supplies under the program is immune from civil. 00:20:10.806 --> 00:20:13.846 or criminal liability and professional disciplinary action by. 00:20:13.846 --> 00:20:16.866 the state for any injury, death or loss. 00:20:16.866 --> 00:20:17.586 to person. 00:20:18.176 --> 00:20:20.136 Or property relating to such activities. 00:20:23.106 --> 00:20:26.666 There are fewer reporting requirements for this program by. 00:20:26.666 --> 00:20:30.316 the 5th of the month, each repository must submit the following a. 00:20:30.316 --> 00:20:33.766 patient application and dispensing forms obtained. 00:20:33.766 --> 00:20:36.906 from the previous month. Also, their destruction of drugs. 00:20:36.906 --> 00:20:40.756 form donation forms, transfer forms repository. 00:20:40.756 --> 00:20:43.816 inventory, forms and even if you didn't have any activity in. 00:20:43.816 --> 00:20:47.436 the previous week, we still asked that you submit these forms with. 00:20:47.436 --> 00:20:51.016 a very small statement of no information to report on these forms. 00:20:51.016 --> 00:20:51.016 00:20:54.496 --> 00:20:57.826 So that concludes our seminar for today. We really wanna thank everybody. 00:20:57.826 --> 00:21:01.056 for their participation and eagerness to learn about. 00:21:01.056 --> 00:21:04.106 our program. We hope that it becomes a very. 00:21:04.106 --> 00:21:07.566 big program in the state of Florida to meet all the needs of our patients in. 00:21:07.566 --> 00:21:10.786 this wonderful state. So we just really thank everybody. 00:21:10.786 --> 00:21:13.466 for getting on the call today. Thank you so much. 00:21:14.486 --> 00:21:18.216 Alright, thank you so much, Doctor Sadiki, and thank you for your participation. 00:21:18.216 --> 00:21:21.546 in today's informational webinar. Please submit any questions. 00:21:21.546 --> 00:21:24.736 you may have through the Q&A tab and we will respond. 00:21:24.736 --> 00:21:28.216 with the written Q&A document all program information. 00:21:28.216 --> 00:21:31.296 was fillable forms for repositories are available on. 00:21:31.296 --> 00:21:34.396 our website. We look forward to working with you as. 00:21:34.396 --> 00:21:37.486 we launch the prescription Drug donation program. Thank. 00:21:37.486 --> 00:21:38.866 you and have a great day. 00:21:40.366 --> 00:21:48.906 00:21:48.906 --> 00:21:58.906 00:21:58.906 --> 00:22:08.906 00:22:08.906 --> 00:22:18.906 00:22:18.906 --> 00:22:28.906 00:22:28.906 --> 00:22:38.906 00:22:38.906 --> 00:22:48.906 00:22:48.906 --> 00:22:58.906 00:22:58.906 --> 00:23:08.906 00:23:08.906 --> 00:23:18.906 00:23:18.906 --> 00:23:28.906 00:23:28.906 --> 00:23:38.906 00:23:38.906 --> 00:23:48.906 00:23:48.906 --> 00:23:58.906 00:23:58.906 --> 00:24:08.906 00:24:08.906 --> 00:24:18.906 00:24:18.906 --> 00:24:28.906 00:24:28.906 --> 00:24:38.906 00:24:38.906 --> 00:24:48.906 00:24:48.906 --> 00:24:58.906 00:24:58.906 --> 00:25:08.906 00:25:08.906 --> 00:25:18.906 00:25:18.906 --> 00:25:28.906 00:25:28.906 --> 00:25:38.906 00:25:38.906 --> 00:25:48.906 00:25:48.906 --> 00:25:58.906 00:25:58.906 --> 00:26:08.906 00:26:08.906 --> 00:26:18.906 00:26:18.906 --> 00:26:28.906 00:26:28.906 --> 00:26:38.906 00:26:38.906 --> 00:26:48.906 00:26:48.906 --> 00:26:58.906 00:26:58.906 --> 00:27:08.916 00:27:08.916 --> 00:27:18.926 00:27:18.926 --> 00:27:28.926 00:27:28.926 --> 00:27:38.926 00:27:38.926 --> 00:27:48.926 00:27:48.926 --> 00:27:58.926 00:27:58.926 --> 00:28:08.926 00:28:08.926 --> 00:28:18.926 00:28:18.926 --> 00:28:28.926 00:28:28.926 --> 00:28:38.926 00:28:38.926 --> 00:28:48.926 00:28:48.926 --> 00:28:58.926 00:28:58.926 --> 00:29:08.926 00:29:08.926 --> 00:29:18.926 00:29:18.926 --> 00:29:28.926 00:29:28.926 --> 00:29:38.926 00:29:38.926 --> 00:29:48.926 00:29:48.926 --> 00:29:58.926 00:29:58.926 --> 00:30:08.926 00:30:08.926 --> 00:30:18.926 00:30:18.926 --> 00:30:28.926 00:30:28.926 --> 00:30:38.926 00:30:38.926 --> 00:30:48.926 00:30:48.926 --> 00:30:58.926 00:30:58.926 --> 00:31:08.926 00:31:08.926 --> 00:31:18.926 00:31:18.926 --> 00:31:28.926 00:31:28.926 --> 00:31:38.926 00:31:38.926 --> 00:31:48.926 00:31:48.926 --> 00:31:58.926 00:31:58.926 --> 00:32:08.916 00:32:09.166 --> 00:32:19.176 00:32:19.176 --> 00:32:29.176 00:32:29.176 --> 00:32:39.176 00:32:39.176 --> 00:32:49.176 00:32:49.176 --> 00:32:59.176 00:32:59.176 --> 00:33:09.176