True or False: A Power of Attorney must be signed by the same person who signed the most recent application for registration.

The statement is true because a Power of Attorney (POA) in the context of pharmacy registration is typically required to be executed by the individual who has authority over the registration process. This means that the person who signs the most recent application for registration must also be the one to grant Power of Attorney if they wish to authorize another individual to act on their behalf regarding that registration.

Having the same individual sign both documents ensures that there is a clear chain of authority and accountability. This requirement helps to prevent unauthorized actions and ensures that the integrity of the registration process is maintained. If a different person were to sign the Power of Attorney without being the same as the applicant, it could lead to potential legal and regulatory complications regarding who has the right to handle the registration and associated business operations.

Other options deal with conditions or exceptions that are not universally applicable. The requirement stands regardless of the specific circumstances mentioned in those options.