Establishes a task force and oversight board to address substance abuse prevention and treatment in Missouri.
The bill creates a Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment, composed of members from the House, Senate, and appointed by the governor. The task force will explore solutions to substance abuse, recommend age-appropriate fentanyl education in schools, develop a curriculum for treatment centers, and create guidelines for peer specialists. It also establishes a Volunteer Civilian Oversight Board for State-Funded Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities, which will inspect facilities, monitor operations, and ensure compliance with laws and standards.
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