Texas SB2997 amends the scheduling of certain controlled substances in response to FDA actions.
Texas SB2997 modifies the Health and Safety Code to adjust the scheduling of controlled substances based on actions by the United States Food and Drug Administration. The commissioner must annually establish the schedules of controlled substances, including modifications from federal schedules. If a substance is deleted or rescheduled under federal law, the commissioner must similarly adjust the state schedule. The commissioner must publish reasons for objections and hold hearings if needed.
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