What is the name of the state organization that oversees pharmacy practice?

The correct answer is the Board of Pharmacy (BOP), as this organization is specifically designated in each state to regulate and oversee the practice of pharmacy.

The BOP is responsible for setting the standards for pharmacy practice, issuing licenses to pharmacists and pharmacies, ensuring compliance with pharmacy laws, and safeguarding public health. Each state has its own Board of Pharmacy that operates within its regulatory framework, allowing for tailored oversight that meets the unique needs of that state while adhering to national standards.

The other options represent varying concepts that do not fulfill the same role as the BOP. For instance, while the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy plays a supportive and collaborative role among state boards, it does not have the direct regulatory authority that the BOP does. Similarly, a Pharmacy Safety Board or a State Pharmacy Licensing Committee doesn't exist in a standard capacity as recognized bodies overseeing pharmacy practices in all states, thus lacking the role intended in the question.