Bill > HR4020

This bill, the Drug Policy Reform Act of 2021 or DPR Act of 2021, aims to reform United States drug policy by shifting the focus from punitive measures to a health-focused, evidence-based, and rights-respecting approach. Key provisions include eliminating criminal penalties for personal use possession, establishing a commission to determine benchmark amounts for personal use, expunging certain drug possession convictions, eliminating collateral consequences of drug possession convictions, protecting voting rights for those with drug convictions, investing in harm reduction and treatment services, transferring drug education programs to the Department of Health and Human Services, and prohibiting federal contractors from inquiring about criminal history prior to a conditional job offer.

Health and Social Services, Justice, Military Affairs and Security, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/4020/all-info