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Why This Matters
This bill aims to tighten regulations on machines that make opioids by requiring detailed records of their parts and transactions. It is designed to help control the production of dangerous drugs.
If you work in the manufacturing of opioid-producing machines, you will face stricter regulations and record-keeping requirements.
Who this affects
Manufacturers of machines · Suppliers of machines
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill changes the law to include critical parts of tableting and encapsulating machines under regulation.
2It requires detailed records of transactions involving these machines and their critical parts.
3The bill aims to prevent misuse of machines that produce opioids and other controlled substances.
4It expands the definition of regulated items to include specific machine components.
5The Attorney General will set rules for how these records should be kept.
