Opioid Terminology Amendments redefines terms related to opioids and controlled substances in Utah law.

The bill amends Utah law to change the terminology from "opiate" to "opioid-like substance," "opiate antagonist" to "opioid antagonist," and "opiate-related drug overdose event" to "opioid-related drug overdose event." It also updates definitions and references throughout the code to reflect these changes. The bill does not alter the substance or effect of any law but ensures consistency in terminology. It takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Opioid Terminology Amendments redefines terms related to opioids and controlled substances in Utah law.

The bill amends Utah law to change the terminology from "opiate" to "opioid-like substance," "opiate antagonist" to "opioid antagonist," and "opiate-related drug overdose event" to "opioid-related drug overdose event." It also updates definitions and references throughout the code to reflect these changes. The bill does not alter the substance or effect of any law but ensures consistency in terminology. It takes effect on May 6, 2026.