S. 74699th CongressSenate Bill

Requires the initial report of the National Drug Enforcement Policy Board, as required by the National Narcotics Act of 1984, to include…

Official title: A bill to require the National Drug Enforcement Policy Board to provide a comprehensive assessment of the designer drug problem and make recommendations to Congress for necessary legislation.

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Requires the initial report of the National Drug Enforcement Policy Board, as required by the National Narcotics Act of 1984, to include: (1) a comprehensive assessment of the current and potential contribution of designer drugs (synthetic narcotic analogs or variations of existing controlled substances) to the illegal narcotics problem in the United States; (2) proposals for illegal drug law enforcement strategies to prevent the manufacture and distribution of synthetic narcotic analogs; and (3) recommendations to the Congress for necessary legislation to eliminate the manufacture and distribution of illegal synthetic narcotic analogs.

Introduced Mar 26, 1985
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Lawton Chiles

Democrat

U.S. Senator · FL

8 cosponsors — mostly Democrats

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