Oklahoma SB444 modifies procedures for the destruction of controlled dangerous substances, aligning them with federal regulations.
Oklahoma SB444 amends the procedures for the destruction of controlled dangerous substances, requiring compliance with federal regulations. It allows qualified hospice programs to handle and dispose of controlled substances lawfully dispensed to decedents without registration. The bill also permits ultimate users to submit their own drugs for disposal under specific conditions. It authorizes the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner to incinerate controlled substances obtained during official duties.
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