Authorizes the governor to temporarily classify a substance as a schedule II controlled substance analog in Colorado.

The bill allows the governor to temporarily classify a material, compound, mixture, or preparation as a controlled substance analog in schedule II. This action is taken to address the proliferation of synthetic substances that mimic schedule II controlled substances, such as fentanyl. The governor must issue an executive order providing public notice and specify the substance's designation date. The temporary classification lasts for two years, after which it expires unless repealed by the governor or terminated by the General Assembly.

Authorizes the governor to temporarily classify a substance as a schedule II controlled substance analog in Colorado.

The bill allows the governor to temporarily classify a material, compound, mixture, or preparation as a controlled substance analog in schedule II. This action is taken to address the proliferation of synthetic substances that mimic schedule II controlled substances, such as fentanyl. The governor must issue an executive order providing public notice and specify the substance's designation date. The temporary classification lasts for two years, after which it expires unless repealed by the governor or terminated by the General Assembly.