Establishes a drug checking services program to test drugs for contaminants and toxic substances, and mandates public health surveillance of the.
The bill establishes a drug checking services program through the Department of Health, allowing individuals to bring drugs or controlled substances for testing. It mandates public health surveillance of the unregulated drug supply to monitor trends and health outcomes. The bill exempts participants in the drug checking program from certain controlled substance offenses. It also prohibits the use of test results as evidence in criminal or civil proceedings against the individual who presented the drug or substance, unless submitted by the individual.
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