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22 119THCONGRESS
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44 STSESSION H. R. 830
55 To amend the Controlled Substances Act with respect to fentanyl-related
66 substances, and for other purposes.
77 IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
88 JANUARY31, 2025
99 Mr. P
1010 APPAS(for himself, Ms. SALAZAR, and Mr. NEWHOUSE) introduced the
1111 following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and Com-
1212 merce, and in addition to the Committee on the Judiciary, for a period
1313 to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consider-
1414 ation of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee
1515 concerned
1616 A BILL
1717 To amend the Controlled Substances Act with respect to
1818 fentanyl-related substances, and for other purposes.
1919 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-1
2020 tives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, 2
2121 SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. 3
2222 This Act may be cited as the ‘‘Save Americans from 4
2323 the Fentanyl Emergency Act’’ or the ‘‘SAFE Act’’. 5
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2727 SEC. 2. CLASS SCHEDULING OF FENTANYL-RELATED SUB-1
2828 STANCES. 2
2929 Section 202(c) of the Controlled Substances Act (21 3
3030 U.S.C. 812(c)) is amended by adding at the end of sched-4
3131 ule I the following: 5
3232 ‘‘(e)(1) Unless specifically exempted or unless listed 6
3333 in another schedule, any material, compound, mixture, or 7
3434 preparation which contains any quantity of fentanyl-re-8
3535 lated substances, or which contains their salts, isomers, 9
3636 and salts of isomers whenever the existence of such salts, 10
3737 isomers, and salts of isomers is possible within the specific 11
3838 chemical designation. 12
3939 ‘‘(2) In this subsection, except as provided in para-13
4040 graph (3), the term ‘fentanyl-related substance’ means 14
4141 any substance that is structurally related to fentanyl by 15
4242 one or more of the following modifications: 16
4343 ‘‘(A) By replacement of the phenyl portion of 17
4444 the phenethyl group by any monocycle, whether or 18
4545 not further substituted in or on the monocycle. 19
4646 ‘‘(B) By substitution in or on the phenethyl 20
4747 group with alkyl, alkenyl, alkoxyl, hydroxyl, halo, 21
4848 haloalkyl, amino, or nitro groups. 22
4949 ‘‘(C) By substitution in or on the piperidine 23
5050 ring with alkyl, alkenyl, alkoxyl, ester, ether, 24
5151 hydroxyl, halo, haloalkyl, amino, or nitro groups. 25
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5555 ‘‘(D) By replacement of the aniline ring with 1
5656 any aromatic monocycle whether or not further sub-2
5757 stituted in or on the aromatic monocycle. 3
5858 ‘‘(E) By replacement of the N-propionyl group 4
5959 with another acyl group. 5
6060 ‘‘(3) A substance that meets the criteria specified in 6
6161 paragraph (2) to be considered a fentanyl-related sub-7
6262 stance shall not be so considered as meeting such criteria 8
6363 if such substance— 9
6464 ‘‘(A) is controlled by action of the Attorney 10
6565 General pursuant to section 201; 11
6666 ‘‘(B) is expressly listed in this schedule or an-12
6767 other schedule by a statutory provision other than 13
6868 this subsection; or 14
6969 ‘‘(C) is removed from this schedule, or resched-15
7070 uled to another schedule, pursuant to section 201(k). 16
7171 ‘‘(4) The Attorney General shall publish in the Fed-17
7272 eral Register a list of individual substances that meet the 18
7373 definition of fentanyl-related substances in paragraph (2) 19
7474 within 60 days of determining such substances meet such 20
7575 definition. The absence of a substance on any such list 21
7676 does not negate the control status of such substance if 22
7777 the substance meets the criteria specified in paragraph (2) 23
7878 to be considered a fentanyl-related substance. 24
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8282 ‘‘(5) Notwithstanding any other provision of this title 1
8383 or title III, fentanyl-related substances shall not be subject 2
8484 to quantity-based mandatory minimum penalties pursuant 3
8585 to subparagraph (A)(vi) or (B)(vi) of section 401(b)(1) of 4
8686 this title or paragraph (1)(F) or (2)(F) of section 1010(b) 5
8787 of title III.’’. 6
8888 SEC. 3. PENALTY PROVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO 7
8989 FENTANYL-RELATED SUBSTANCES—DOMES-8
9090 TIC OFFENSES. 9
9191 Section 401(b)(1) of the Controlled Substances Act 10
9292 (21 U.S.C. 841(b)(1)) is amended— 11
9393 (1) in subparagraph (A), by striking clause (vi) 12
9494 and inserting the following: 13
9595 ‘‘(vi)(I) 400 grams or more of a mixture or sub-14
9696 stance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl; 15
9797 or 16
9898 ‘‘(II) 100 grams or more of a mixture or sub-17
9999 stance containing a detectable amount of any ana-18
100100 logue of fentanyl that is controlled in schedule I or 19
101101 II or that is treated as a schedule I controlled sub-20
102102 stance pursuant to section 203(a), except for a 21
103103 fentanyl-related substance as defined in schedule 22
104104 I(e) of section 202(c);’’; 23
105105 (2) in subparagraph (B), by striking clause (vi) 24
106106 and inserting the following: 25
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110110 ‘‘(vi)(I) 40 grams or more of a mixture or sub-1
111111 stance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl; 2
112112 or 3
113113 ‘‘(II) 10 grams or more of a mixture or sub-4
114114 stance containing a detectable amount of any ana-5
115115 logue of fentanyl that is controlled in schedule I or 6
116116 II or that is treated as a schedule I controlled sub-7
117117 stance pursuant to section 203(a), except for a 8
118118 fentanyl-related substance as defined in schedule 9
119119 I(e) of section 202(c);’’; and 10
120120 (3) in subparagraph (C), by inserting ‘‘, includ-11
121121 ing a fentanyl-related substance as defined in sched-12
122122 ule I(e) of section 202(c),’’ after ‘‘a controlled sub-13
123123 stance in schedule I or II,’’. 14
124124 SEC. 4. PENALTY PROVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO 15
125125 FENTANYL-RELATED SUBSTANCES—IMPORT 16
126126 AND EXPORT OFFENSES. 17
127127 Section 1010(b) of the Controlled Substances Import 18
128128 and Export Act (21 U.S.C. 960(b)) is amended— 19
129129 (1) in paragraph (1), by striking subparagraph 20
130130 (F) and inserting the following: 21
131131 ‘‘(F)(i) 400 grams or more of a mixture or sub-22
132132 stance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl; 23
133133 or 24
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137137 ‘‘(ii) 100 grams or more of a mixture or sub-1
138138 stance containing a detectable amount of any ana-2
139139 logue of fentanyl that is controlled in schedule I or 3
140140 II or that is treated as a schedule I controlled sub-4
141141 stance pursuant to section 203(a) of the Controlled 5
142142 Substances Act, except for a fentanyl-related sub-6
143143 stance as defined in schedule I(e) of section 202(c) 7
144144 of the Controlled Substances Act;’’; 8
145145 (2) in paragraph (2), by striking subparagraph 9
146146 (F) and inserting the following: 10
147147 ‘‘(F)(i) 40 grams or more of a mixture or sub-11
148148 stance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl; 12
149149 or 13
150150 ‘‘(ii) 10 grams or more of a mixture or sub-14
151151 stance containing a detectable amount of any ana-15
152152 logue of fentanyl that is controlled in schedule I or 16
153153 II or that is treated as a schedule I controlled sub-17
154154 stance pursuant to section 203(a) of the Controlled 18
155155 Substances Act, except for a fentanyl-related sub-19
156156 stance as defined in schedule I(e) of section 202(c) 20
157157 of the Controlled Substances Act;’’; and 21
158158 (3) in paragraph (3), by inserting ‘‘including a 22
159159 fentanyl-related substance as defined in schedule 23
160160 I(e) of section 202(c) of the Controlled Substances 24
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164164 Act,’’ after ‘‘a controlled substance in schedule I or 1
165165 II,’’. 2
166166 SEC. 5. REMOVAL FROM SCHEDULE I OF FENTANYL-RE-3
167167 LATED SUBSTANCES. 4
168168 Section 201 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 5
169169 U.S.C. 811) is amended by adding at the end the following 6
170170 new subsection: 7
171171 ‘‘(k) R
172172 EMOVALFROMSCHEDULEI OFFENTANYL- 8
173173 R
174174 ELATEDSUBSTANCES.— 9
175175 ‘‘(1) D
176176 ETERMINATION RESULTING IN RE -10
177177 MOVAL.—If the Secretary determines, taking into 11
178178 consideration factors as set forth in paragraph (3), 12
179179 that a fentanyl-related substance has a potential for 13
180180 abuse that is less than the drugs or other substances 14
181181 in schedule V— 15
182182 ‘‘(A) the Secretary shall submit to the At-16
183183 torney General a scientific and medical evalua-17
184184 tion of that fentanyl-related substance sup-18
185185 porting that determination; 19
186186 ‘‘(B) the Secretary shall submit any such 20
187187 evaluation and determination in writing and in-21
188188 clude the bases therefor; 22
189189 ‘‘(C) the scientific and medical determina-23
190190 tion of the Secretary contained in such evalua-24
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194194 tion shall be binding on the Attorney General; 1
195195 and 2
196196 ‘‘(D) not later than 90 days after receiving 3
197197 such evaluation and determination, the Attor-4
198198 ney General shall issue an order removing such 5
199199 fentanyl-related substance from the schedules 6
200200 under section 202. 7
201201 ‘‘(2) D
202202 ETERMINATION RESULTING IN RESCHED -8
203203 ULING.—If the Secretary determines, taking into 9
204204 consideration factors as set forth in paragraph (3), 10
205205 that a fentanyl-related substance has a potential for 11
206206 abuse that is less than the drugs or other substances 12
207207 in schedules I and II— 13
208208 ‘‘(A) the Secretary shall submit to the At-14
209209 torney General a scientific and medical evalua-15
210210 tion of that fentanyl-related substance sup-16
211211 porting that determination; 17
212212 ‘‘(B) the Secretary shall submit any such 18
213213 evaluation and determination in writing and in-19
214214 clude the bases therefor; 20
215215 ‘‘(C) the scientific and medical determina-21
216216 tion of the Secretary contained in such evalua-22
217217 tion shall be binding on the Attorney General; 23
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222222 ‘‘(D) not later than 90 days after receiving 1
223223 such evaluation, the Attorney General shall 2
224224 issue an order removing such fentanyl-related 3
225225 substance from schedule I and controlling such 4
226226 substance under schedule III. 5
227227 ‘‘(3) E
228228 VALUATION FACTORS.— 6
229229 ‘‘(A) I
230230 N GENERAL.—In making a deter-7
231231 mination under paragraph (1) or (2), the Sec-8
232232 retary— 9
233233 ‘‘(i) shall consider— 10
234234 ‘‘(I) the factor listed in para-11
235235 graph (2) of subsection (c); 12
236236 ‘‘(II) the factors listed in para-13
237237 graphs (1), (3), and (6) of such sub-14
238238 section to the extent evidence exists 15
239239 with respect to such factors; and 16
240240 ‘‘(III) any information submitted 17
241241 to the Secretary by the Attorney Gen-18
242242 eral for purposes of such determina-19
243243 tion; and 20
244244 ‘‘(ii) may consider the factors listed in 21
245245 paragraphs (4), (5), and (7) of subsection 22
246246 (c) if the Secretary finds that evidence ex-23
247247 ists with respect to such factors. 24
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251251 ‘‘(B) CONSIDERATION OF SCIENTIFIC EVI -1
252252 DENCE OF PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECT .— 2
253253 ‘‘(i) I
254254 N GENERAL.—For the purposes 3
255255 of subparagraph (A)(i)(I), consideration by 4
256256 the Secretary of the results of an assess-5
257257 ment consisting of the studies described in 6
258258 clause (ii) shall suffice to constitute consid-7
259259 eration of the factor listed in paragraph 8
260260 (2) of subsection (c) if— 9
261261 ‘‘(I) each such study is per-10
262262 formed according to scientific methods 11
263263 and protocols commonly accepted in 12
264264 the scientific community; and 13
265265 ‘‘(II) the Secretary determines 14
266266 that such assessment is adequate for 15
267267 such purposes. 16
268268 ‘‘(ii) D
269269 ESCRIBED STUDIES .—The 17
270270 studies described in this clause are any of 18
271271 the following: 19
272272 ‘‘(I) A receptor binding study 20
273273 that can demonstrate whether the 21
274274 substance has affinity for the human 22
275275 mu opioid receptor. 23
276276 ‘‘(II) An in vitro functional assay 24
277277 that can demonstrate whether the 25
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281281 substance has agonist activity at the 1
282282 human mu opioid receptor. 2
283283 ‘‘(III) One or more in vivo ani-3
284284 mal behavioral studies that can dem-4
285285 onstrate whether the substance has 5
286286 abuse-related drug effects consistent 6
287287 with mu opioid agonist activity, such 7
288288 as demonstrating similarity to the ef-8
289289 fects of morphine. 9
290290 ‘‘(4) A
291291 DVANCE NOTICE REGARDING EVALUA -10
292292 TION AND CONCLUSION .—The Secretary shall give 11
293293 the Attorney General at least 30 days notice before 12
294294 sending the Attorney General an evaluation and de-13
295295 termination under paragraph (1) or (2) with respect 14
296296 to a fentanyl-related substance. 15
297297 ‘‘(5) E
298298 XCEPTION FOR TREATY OBLIGATIONS .— 16
299299 If a fentanyl-related substance is a substance that 17
300300 the United States is obligated to control under inter-18
301301 national treaties, conventions, or protocols in effect 19
302302 on the date of enactment of the Save Americans 20
303303 from the Fentanyl Emergency Act, this subsection 21
304304 shall not require the Attorney General— 22
305305 ‘‘(A) to remove such substance from con-23
306306 trol; or 24
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310310 ‘‘(B) to place such substance in a schedule 1
311311 less restrictive than that which the Attorney 2
312312 General determines is necessary to carry out 3
313313 such obligations. 4
314314 ‘‘(6) I
315315 DENTIFICATION OF FENTANYL -RELATED 5
316316 SUBSTANCES.—If the Attorney General or any offi-6
317317 cial of the Department of Justice determines that a 7
318318 substance is a fentanyl-related substance, the Attor-8
319319 ney General shall— 9
320320 ‘‘(A) within 30 days of such determination, 10
321321 notify the Secretary; and 11
322322 ‘‘(B) include in such notification the iden-12
323323 tity of the substance, its structure, and the 13
324324 basis for the determination. 14
325325 ‘‘(7) P
326326 ETITIONS FOR REMOVING A FENTANYL - 15
327327 RELATED SUBSTANCE .— 16
328328 ‘‘(A) I
329329 N GENERAL.—If a person petitions 17
330330 the Attorney General to remove a fentanyl-re-18
331331 lated substance from schedule I(e) or to re-19
332332 schedule such a substance to another schedule, 20
333333 the Attorney General shall consider such a peti-21
334334 tion in accordance with the procedures and 22
335335 standards set forth in— 23
336336 ‘‘(i) subsections (a) and (b) of this 24
337337 section; and 25
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341341 ‘‘(ii) section 1308.43 of title 21, Code 1
342342 of Federal Regulations (or any successor 2
343343 regulations). 3
344344 ‘‘(B) A
345345 TTORNEY GENERAL TO INFORM 4
346346 SECRETARY.—Within 30 days of receiving such 5
347347 a petition, the Attorney General shall forward a 6
348348 copy of the petition to the Secretary. 7
349349 ‘‘(C) D
350350 ETERMINATION PROCEDURE NOT 8
351351 PRECLUDED BY FILING OF PETITION .—The fil-9
352352 ing of a petition under this paragraph shall not 10
353353 preclude the Secretary from making a deter-11
354354 mination and sending an evaluation under para-12
355355 graph (1) or (2). 13
356356 ‘‘(8) R
357357 ULE OF CONSTRUCTION .—Nothing in 14
358358 this subsection shall be construed to preclude the At-15
359359 torney General from transferring a substance listed 16
360360 in schedule I to another schedule, or removing such 17
361361 substance entirely from the schedules, pursuant to 18
362362 other provisions of this section and section 202. 19
363363 ‘‘(9) S
364364 UBSEQUENT CONTROLLING OF REMOVED 20
365365 SUBSTANCE.—A substance removed from schedule I 21
366366 pursuant to this subsection may, at any time, be 22
367367 controlled pursuant to the other provisions of this 23
368368 section and section 202 without regard to the re-24
369369 moval pursuant to this subsection. 25
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373373 ‘‘(10) EVALUATIONS OR STUDIES .—The Sec-1
374374 retary may enter into contracts or other agreements 2
375375 to conduct or support evaluations or studies of 3
376376 fentanyl-related substances. 4
377377 ‘‘(11) D
378378 EFINITION.—In this subsection, the 5
379379 term ‘fentanyl-related substance’ means a fentanyl- 6
380380 related substance as defined in schedule I(e) of sec-7
381381 tion 202(c).’’. 8
382382 SEC. 6. PAST CASES INVOLVING REMOVED OR RESCHED-9
383383 ULED SUBSTANCES. 10
384384 (a) D
385385 OMESTICCASES.—Section 401(b) of the Con-11
386386 trolled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 841(b)) is amended by 12
387387 adding at the end the following: 13
388388 ‘‘(8) P
389389 ASTCONVICTIONSINVOLVINGFENTANYL-RE-14
390390 LATEDSUBSTANCE.— 15
391391 ‘‘(A) I
392392 N GENERAL.—In the case of a defendant 16
393393 whose offense of conviction under this title involved 17
394394 a fentanyl-related substance (as defined in schedule 18
395395 I(e) of section 202(c) as of the date the offense was 19
396396 committed) that has since been removed from des-20
397397 ignation as a fentanyl-related substance for purposes 21
398398 of this title and has been placed on any schedule 22
399399 other than schedule I or II or has been removed 23
400400 from the controlled substance schedules, the sen-24
401401 tencing court may, on motion of the defendant, the 25
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405405 Bureau of Prisons, the attorney for the Government, 1
406406 or on its own motion, after considering the factors 2
407407 set forth in section 3553(a) of title 18, United 3
408408 States Code, vacate the previously imposed sentence, 4
409409 or impose a reduced sentence on any count of con-5
410410 viction as if the removal or placement was in effect 6
411411 at the time that the offense was committed. Nothing 7
412412 in this section may be construed to require a court 8
413413 to vacate or reduce any sentence. 9
414414 ‘‘(B) D
415415 EFENDANT NOT REQUIRED TO BE 10
416416 PRESENT.—Notwithstanding rule 43 of the Federal 11
417417 Rules of Criminal Procedure, the defendant is not 12
418418 required to be present at any hearing on whether to 13
419419 vacate or reduce a sentence pursuant to this sec-14
420420 tion.’’. 15
421421 (b) I
422422 MPORT ANDEXPORTCASES.—Section 1010(b) 16
423423 of the Controlled Substances Import and Export Act (21 17
424424 U.S.C. 960(b)) is amended by adding at the end the fol-18
425425 lowing: 19
426426 ‘‘(8) In the case of a defendant whose offense of con-20
427427 viction under this title involved a fentanyl-related sub-21
428428 stance (as defined in schedule I(e) of section 202(c) of 22
429429 the Controlled Substances Act as of the date the offense 23
430430 was committed) that has since been removed from des-24
431431 ignation as a fentanyl-related substance for purposes of 25
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435435 this title and has been placed on any schedule other than 1
436436 schedule I or II or has been removed from the controlled 2
437437 substance schedules, the sentencing court may, on motion 3
438438 of the defendant, the Bureau of Prisons, the attorney for 4
439439 the Government, or on its own motion, after considering 5
440440 the factors set forth in section 3553(a) of title 18, United 6
441441 States Code, vacate the previously imposed sentence, or 7
442442 impose a reduced sentence on any count of conviction as 8
443443 if the removal or placement was in effect at the time that 9
444444 the offense was committed. Nothing in this section may 10
445445 be construed to require a court to vacate or reduce any 11
446446 sentence.’’. 12
447447 SEC. 7. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO RE-13
448448 SEARCH. 14
449449 (a) A
450450 LTERNATIVE REGISTRATIONPROCESS FOR 15
451451 S
452452 CHEDULEI RESEARCH.—Section 303 of the Controlled 16
453453 Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 823) is amended by adding at 17
454454 the end the following new subsection: 18
455455 ‘‘(m) S
456456 PECIALPROVISIONS FORTHOSECONDUCTING 19
457457 C
458458 ERTAINRESEARCHWITHSCHEDULEI CONTROLLED 20
459459 S
460460 UBSTANCES.— 21
461461 ‘‘(1) I
462462 N GENERAL.—Notwithstanding subsection 22
463463 (f), a practitioner may conduct research that is de-23
464464 scribed in paragraph (2) and that is with one or 24
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468468 more controlled substances in schedule I if one of 1
469469 the following conditions is satisfied: 2
470470 ‘‘(A) R
471471 ESEARCHER WITH A CURRENT 3
472472 SCHEDULE I OR II RESEARCH REGISTRATION .— 4
473473 If the practitioner is registered to conduct re-5
474474 search with a controlled substance in schedule 6
475475 I or II, the practitioner may conduct research 7
476476 under this paragraph 30 days after the practi-8
477477 tioner has sent a notice to the Attorney General 9
478478 containing the following information, with re-10
479479 spect to each substance with which the research 11
480480 will be conducted: 12
481481 ‘‘(i) The chemical name of the sub-13
482482 stance. 14
483483 ‘‘(ii) The quantity of the substance to 15
484484 be used in such research. 16
485485 ‘‘(iii) Demonstration that the research 17
486486 is described in paragraph (2), which dem-18
487487 onstration can be satisfied— 19
488488 ‘‘(I) in the case of research de-20
489489 scribed in paragraph (2)(A), by sup-21
490490 plying the number of the application 22
491491 submitted under section 505(i) of the 23
492492 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic 24
493493 Act or section 351(a)(3) of the Public 25
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497497 Health Service Act and the sponsor of 1
498498 record on such application; or 2
499499 ‘‘(II) in the case of research de-3
500500 scribed in paragraph (2)(B), by iden-4
501501 tifying the sponsoring agency and 5
502502 supplying the number of the grant, 6
503503 contract, cooperative agreement, other 7
504504 transaction, or project. 8
505505 ‘‘(iv) Demonstration that the re-9
506506 searcher is authorized to conduct research 10
507507 with respect to the substance under the 11
508508 laws of the State in which the research will 12
509509 take place. 13
510510 ‘‘(B) R
511511 ESEARCHER WITHOUT A CURRENT 14
512512 SCHEDULE I OR II RESEARCH REGISTRATION .— 15
513513 If the practitioner is not currently registered to 16
514514 conduct research with a controlled substance in 17
515515 schedule I or II— 18
516516 ‘‘(i) the practitioner may send a no-19
517517 tice to the Attorney General containing the 20
518518 information listed in subparagraph (A), 21
519519 with respect to each substance with which 22
520520 the research will be conducted; 23
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524524 ‘‘(ii) the Attorney General shall treat 1
525525 such notice as a sufficient application for 2
526526 a research registration; and 3
527527 ‘‘(iii) within 45 days after receiving 4
528528 such a notice that contains all information 5
529529 required by subparagraph (A), the Attor-6
530530 ney General shall register the applicant, or 7
531531 serve an order to show cause upon the ap-8
532532 plicant in accordance with section 304(c). 9
533533 ‘‘(C) V
534534 ERIFICATION OF INFORMATION .— 10
535535 On request from the Attorney General, the Sec-11
536536 retary of Health and Human Services or the 12
537537 Secretary of Veterans Affairs, as appropriate, 13
538538 shall verify information submitted by an appli-14
539539 cant under subparagraph (A)(iii). 15
540540 ‘‘(2) R
541541 ESEARCH SUBJECT TO EXPEDITED PRO -16
542542 CEDURE.—Research described in this paragraph is 17
543543 research that— 18
544544 ‘‘(A) is the subject of an application under 19
545545 section 505(i) of the Federal Food, Drug, and 20
546546 Cosmetic Act or section 351(a)(3) of the Public 21
547547 Health Service Act for the investigation of a 22
548548 drug which is in effect in accordance with sec-23
549549 tion 312.40 of title 21, Code of Federal Regula-24
550550 tions; or 25
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554554 ‘‘(B) is conducted by the Department of 1
555555 Health and Human Services, the Department of 2
556556 Justice, or the Department of Veterans Affairs 3
557557 or is funded partly or entirely by a grant, con-4
558558 tract, cooperative agreement, or other trans-5
559559 action from the Department of Health and 6
560560 Human Services, the Department of Justice, or 7
561561 the Department of Veterans Affairs. 8
562562 ‘‘(3) E
563563 LECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS .—The Attorney 9
564564 General shall provide a means to allow practitioners 10
565565 to submit notifications under paragraph (1) elec-11
566566 tronically. 12
567567 ‘‘(4) L
568568 IMITATION ON AMOUNTS .—A practitioner 13
569569 conducting research with a controlled substance in 14
570570 schedule I pursuant to this subsection shall be al-15
571571 lowed to possess only the amounts of the controlled 16
572572 substance in schedule I identified in— 17
573573 ‘‘(A) the notification to the Attorney Gen-18
574574 eral under paragraph (1); or 19
575575 ‘‘(B) if the practitioner needs additional 20
576576 amounts for the research, a supplemental notifi-21
577577 cation under this subsection that includes the 22
578578 practitioner’s name, the additional quantity 23
579579 needed of the substance, and an attestation 24
580580 that the research to be conducted with the sub-25
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584584 stance is consistent with the scope of the re-1
585585 search that was the subject of the notification 2
586586 under paragraph (1). 3
587587 ‘‘(5) I
588588 MPORTATION AND EXPORTATION RE -4
589589 QUIREMENTS NOT AFFECTED .—Nothing in this sec-5
590590 tion alters the requirements of part A of title III re-6
591591 garding the importation and exportation of con-7
592592 trolled substances.’’. 8
593593 (b) S
594594 EPARATEREGISTRATIONSNOTREQUIRED FOR 9
595595 A
596596 DDITIONALRESEARCHER INSAMEINSTITUTION.—Sub-10
597597 section (c) of section 302 of the Controlled Substances Act 11
598598 (21 U.S.C. 822) is amended by adding at the end the fol-12
599599 lowing: 13
600600 ‘‘(4) An agent or employee of a research insti-14
601601 tution that is conducting research with a controlled 15
602602 substance if— 16
603603 ‘‘(A) such agent or employee is acting 17
604604 within the scope of his or her professional prac-18
605605 tice; 19
606606 ‘‘(B) another agent or employee of such in-20
607607 stitution is registered to conduct research with 21
608608 a controlled substance in the same schedule; 22
609609 ‘‘(C) the researcher who is so registered— 23
610610 ‘‘(i) informs the Attorney General of 24
611611 the name, position title, and employing in-25
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615615 stitution of the agent or employee who is 1
616616 not separately registered; 2
617617 ‘‘(ii) authorizes such agent or em-3
618618 ployee to perform research under the reg-4
619619 istered researcher’s registration; and 5
620620 ‘‘(iii) affirms that all acts taken by 6
621621 such agent or employee involving controlled 7
622622 substances shall be attributable to the reg-8
623623 istered researcher, as if the researcher had 9
624624 directly committed such acts, for purposes 10
625625 of any proceeding under section 304(a) to 11
626626 suspend or revoke the registration of the 12
627627 registered researcher; and 13
628628 ‘‘(D) the Attorney General does not, within 14
629629 30 days of receiving the information, authoriza-15
630630 tion, and affirmation described in subparagraph 16
631631 (C), refuse, for a reason listed in section 17
632632 304(a), to allow such agent or employee to pos-18
633633 sess such substance without a separate registra-19
634634 tion.’’. 20
635635 (c) S
636636 INGLEREGISTRATION FORRELATEDRESEARCH 21
637637 S
638638 ITES.—Such section 302(e) of the Controlled Substances 22
639639 Act (21 U.S.C. 822(e)) is amended by adding at the end 23
640640 the following: 24
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644644 ‘‘(4)(A) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), a person 1
645645 registered to conduct research with a controlled substance 2
646646 under section 303(f) may conduct such research at mul-3
647647 tiple sites under a single registration if— 4
648648 ‘‘(i) such research occurs exclusively at sites 5
649649 which are all within the same city or county and are 6
650650 all under the control of the same institution, organi-7
651651 zation, or agency; and 8
652652 ‘‘(ii) the researcher notifies the Attorney Gen-9
653653 eral, prior to commencing such research, of all sites 10
654654 where— 11
655655 ‘‘(I) the research will be conducted; or 12
656656 ‘‘(II) the controlled substance will be 13
657657 stored or administered. 14
658658 ‘‘(B) A site described by subparagraph (A) shall be 15
659659 included in such registration only if the researcher has no-16
660660 tified the Attorney General of such site— 17
661661 ‘‘(i) in the application for such registration; or 18
662662 ‘‘(ii) before the research is conducted, or before 19
663663 the controlled substance is stored or administered, at 20
664664 such site. 21
665665 ‘‘(C) The Attorney General may, in consultation with 22
666666 the Secretary of Health and Human Services, issue regu-23
667667 lations addressing— 24
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671671 ‘‘(i) the manner in which controlled substances 1
672672 may be delivered to research sites described in sub-2
673673 paragraph (A); 3
674674 ‘‘(ii) the storage and security of controlled sub-4
675675 stances at such research sites; 5
676676 ‘‘(iii) the maintenance of records for such re-6
677677 search sites; and 7
678678 ‘‘(iv) any other matters necessary to ensure ef-8
679679 fective controls against diversion at such research 9
680680 sites.’’. 10
681681 (d) N
682682 EWINSPECTIONNOTREQUIRED INCERTAIN 11
683683 S
684684 ITUATIONS.—Subsection (f) of section 302 of the Con-12
685685 trolled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 822) is amended— 13
686686 (1) by striking ‘‘(f) The’’ and inserting ‘‘(f)(1) 14
687687 The’’; and 15
688688 (2) by adding at the end the following: 16
689689 ‘‘(2)(A) A new inspection by the Attorney General of 17
690690 a registered location is not required if a person is reg-18
691691 istered under this title to conduct research with a con-19
692692 trolled substance and applies for a registration, or for a 20
693693 modification of a registration, to conduct research with a 21
694694 second controlled substance that is— 22
695695 ‘‘(i) in the same schedule as the first controlled 23
696696 substance; or 24
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700700 ‘‘(ii) is in a schedule with a higher numerical 1
701701 designation than the schedule of the first controlled 2
702702 substance. 3
703703 ‘‘(B) Nothing in this paragraph shall prohibit the At-4
704704 torney General from conducting any inspection if the At-5
705705 torney General deems it necessary to ensure that the reg-6
706706 istrant maintains effective controls against diversion.’’. 7
707707 (e) C
708708 ONTINUATION OF RESEARCH ONSUBSTANCES 8
709709 N
710710 EWLYADDED TOSCHEDULEI.—Section 302 of the 9
711711 Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 822) is amended 10
712712 by adding at the end the following: 11
713713 ‘‘(h) C
714714 ONTINUATION OFRESEARCH ONSUBSTANCES 12
715715 N
716716 EWLYADDED TOSCHEDULEI.—If a person is con-13
717717 ducting research on a substance at the time the substance 14
718718 is added to schedule I, and such person is already reg-15
719719 istered under this title to conduct research with a con-16
720720 trolled substance in schedule I, then— 17
721721 ‘‘(1) the person shall, within 90 days of the 18
722722 scheduling in schedule I, submit a completed appli-19
723723 cation for registration under this title or modifica-20
724724 tion of an existing registration under this title, to 21
725725 conduct research on such substance, in accordance 22
726726 with regulations issued by the Attorney General; 23
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730730 ‘‘(2) the person may, notwithstanding sub-1
731731 sections (a) and (b), continue to conduct the re-2
732732 search on such substance until— 3
733733 ‘‘(A) the person withdraws such applica-4
734734 tion; or 5
735735 ‘‘(B) the Attorney General serves on the 6
736736 person an order to show cause proposing the 7
737737 denial of the application pursuant to section 8
738738 304(c); 9
739739 ‘‘(3) if the Attorney General serves such an 10
740740 order to show cause and the person requests a hear-11
741741 ing, such hearing shall be held on an expedited basis 12
742742 and not later than 45 days after the request is 13
743743 made, except that the hearing may be held at a later 14
744744 time if so requested by the person; and 15
745745 ‘‘(4) if the person sends a copy of the applica-16
746746 tion required by paragraph (1) to a manufacturer or 17
747747 distributor of such substance, receipt of such copy 18
748748 by such manufacturer or distributor shall constitute 19
749749 sufficient evidence that the person is authorized to 20
750750 receive such substance.’’. 21
751751 (f) T
752752 REATMENT OF CERTAINMANUFACTURING AC-22
753753 TIVITIES ASCOINCIDENT TORESEARCH.—Section 302 of 23
754754 the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 822), as amend-24
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758758 ed by subsection (e), is further amended by adding at the 1
759759 end the following: 2
760760 ‘‘(i) T
761761 REATMENT OFCERTAINMANUFACTURINGAC-3
762762 TIVITIES ASCOINCIDENT TORESEARCH.— 4
763763 ‘‘(1) I
764764 N GENERAL.—Except as specified in 5
765765 paragraph (3), a person who is registered to perform 6
766766 research on a controlled substance may perform 7
767767 manufacturing activities with small quantities of 8
768768 that substance, including activities listed in para-9
769769 graph (2), without being required to obtain a manu-10
770770 facturing registration, if such activities are per-11
771771 formed for the purpose of the research and if the ac-12
772772 tivities and the quantities of the substance involved 13
773773 in those activities are stated in— 14
774774 ‘‘(A) a notification submitted to the Attor-15
775775 ney General under section 303(m); 16
776776 ‘‘(B) a protocol filed with an application 17
777777 for registration approval under section 303(f); 18
778778 or 19
779779 ‘‘(C) a notification to the Attorney General 20
780780 that includes the registrant’s name and an at-21
781781 testation that the research to be conducted with 22
782782 the small quantities of manufactured substance 23
783783 is consistent with the scope of the research that 24
784784 is the basis for the registration. 25
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788788 ‘‘(2) ACTIVITIES INCLUDED.—Activities per-1
789789 mitted under paragraph (1) include— 2
790790 ‘‘(A) processing the substance to create ex-3
791791 tracts, tinctures, oils, solutions, derivatives, or 4
792792 other forms of the substance consistent with the 5
793793 information provided as part of a notification 6
794794 submitted to the Attorney General under sec-7
795795 tion 303(m) or a research protocol filed with 8
796796 the application for registration approval; and 9
797797 ‘‘(B) dosage form development studies per-10
798798 formed for the purpose of satisfying regulatory 11
799799 requirements of the Food and Drug Adminis-12
800800 tration for submitting an investigational new 13
801801 drug application. 14
802802 ‘‘(3) E
803803 XCEPTION REGARDING MARIHUANA .— 15
804804 The authority under paragraph (1) to manufacture 16
805805 substances does not include authority to grow mari-17
806806 huana.’’. 18
807807 (g) T
808808 RANSPARENCY REGARDINGSPECIALPROCE-19
809809 DURES.—Section 303 of such Act (21 U.S.C. 823), as 20
810810 amended by subsection (a), is further amended by adding 21
811811 at the end the following: 22
812812 ‘‘(n) T
813813 RANSPARENCY REGARDINGSPECIALPROCE-23
814814 DURES.— 24
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818818 ‘‘(1) IN GENERAL.—If the Attorney General de-1
819819 termines, with respect to a controlled substance, that 2
820820 an application by a practitioner to conduct research 3
821821 with such substance should be considered under a 4
822822 process, or subject to criteria, different from the 5
823823 process or criteria applicable to applications to con-6
824824 duct research with other controlled substances in the 7
825825 same schedule, the Attorney General shall make 8
826826 public, including by posting on the website of the 9
827827 Drug Enforcement Administration— 10
828828 ‘‘(A) the identities of all substances for 11
829829 which such determinations have been made; 12
830830 ‘‘(B) the process and criteria that will be 13
831831 applied to applications to conduct research with 14
832832 such substances; and 15
833833 ‘‘(C) how such process and criteria differ 16
834834 from those applicable to applications to conduct 17
835835 research with other controlled substances in the 18
836836 same schedule. 19
837837 ‘‘(2) T
838838 IMING OF POSTING.—The Attorney Gen-20
839839 eral shall make such information public upon mak-21
840840 ing such determination, regardless of whether a 22
841841 practitioner has submitted such an application at 23
842842 that time.’’. 24
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846846 SEC. 8. RULEMAKING. 1
847847 (a) I
848848 NTERIMFINALRULES.—The Attorney Gen-2
849849 eral— 3
850850 (1) not later than 1 year of the date of enact-4
851851 ment of this Act, shall issue rules to implement this 5
852852 Act and the amendments made by this Act; and 6
853853 (2) may issue such rules as interim final rules. 7
854854 (b) P
855855 ROCEDURE FORFINALRULE.—A rule issued by 8
856856 the Attorney General as an interim final rule under sub-9
857857 section (a) shall become immediately effective as an in-10
858858 terim final rule without requiring the Attorney General to 11
859859 demonstrate good cause therefor. The interim final rule 12
860860 shall give interested persons the opportunity to comment 13
861861 and to request a hearing. After the conclusion of such pro-14
862862 ceedings, the Attorney General shall issue a final rule in 15
863863 accordance with section 553 of title 5, United States Code. 16
864864 SEC. 9. GAO REPORT. 17
865865 (a) I
866866 NGENERAL.—Not more than 4 years after the 18
867867 date of enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General 19
868868 of the United States shall submit to the Committees on 20
869869 Energy and Commerce and the Judiciary of the House 21
870870 of Representatives and the Committee on the Judiciary 22
871871 of the Senate a report analyzing the implementation and 23
872872 impact, to the extent information is available, of perma-24
873873 nent class scheduling pursuant to schedule I(e) of section 25
874874 202(c) of the Controlled Substances Act, as added by sec-26
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878878 tion 2 of this Act, of fentanyl-related substances (as de-1
879879 fined in such schedule I(e)), which report shall include— 2
880880 (1) an analysis of the impact on research of 3
881881 fentanyl-related substances; 4
882882 (2) an analysis of any actions taken to remove 5
883883 or reschedule in a different class any fentanyl-re-6
884884 lated substance; 7
885885 (3) an analysis of the impact of permanent 8
886886 scheduling on the unlawful importation, manufac-9
887887 ture, trafficking, and use of fentanyl-related sub-10
888888 stances, taking into consideration data collected con-11
889889 cerning the proliferation of fentanyl-related sub-12
890890 stances since class scheduling was instituted; 13
891891 (4) an analysis of sentences attributable to 14
892892 criminal charges involving fentanyl-related sub-15
893893 stances, comparing those sentences to sentences at-16
894894 tributable to criminal charges involving fentanyl and 17
895895 individually scheduled fentanyl analogues; and 18
896896 (5) an analysis of the efficacy of class sched-19
897897 uling generally, in terms of reducing the prolifera-20
898898 tion of new controlled substance analogues. 21
899899 (b) C
900900 ONSULTATIONS.—In developing the report re-22
901901 quired by subsection (a), the Comptroller General— 23
902902 (1) shall consider the views of the Secretary of 24
903903 Health and Human Services, the Attorney General, 25
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907907 the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Secretary 1
908908 of State, the Director of the Office of National Drug 2
909909 Control Policy, the scientific and medical research 3
910910 community, the State and local law enforcement 4
911911 community, and the civil rights and criminal justice 5
912912 reform communities; and 6
913913 (2) to the greatest extent possible, should base 7
914914 such report on reliable data and empirical informa-8
915915 tion. 9
916916 Æ
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