Bill > HF182

This bill updates Iowa's controlled substances schedules by adding several new synthetic drugs and chemical compounds to the state's existing lists of regulated substances. Specifically, the bill adds multiple new fentanyl variants and synthetic cannabinoids to Schedule I, including substances with complex chemical names like "alpha'-Methyl butyryl fentanyl" and "ADB-BUTINACA". The bill also modifies the list of anabolic steroids by adding numerous new chemical compounds and removing some existing entries. Additionally, the bill makes changes to precursor substance reporting requirements, such as expanding the definition of iodine concentration and broadening the reporting guidelines for certain chemical mixtures. The bill includes a provision for immediate implementation, meaning it will take effect upon enactment, and appears to be part of ongoing efforts to update drug regulations to address emerging synthetic substances and potential chemical precursors used in illegal drug manufacturing. These updates are designed to help law enforcement and regulatory agencies keep pace with rapidly evolving drug technologies and chemical formulations.

Public Safety (House)

https://www.legis.iowa.gov/legislation/BillBook?ga=91&ba=HF182