CONTROL DANGER SUBSTANCE: Provides relative to drug paraphernalia. (gov sig)

The definition of 'drug paraphernalia' was updated to remove the specific reference to fentanyl and its analogues, replacing it with a broader definition covering any substance that can cause physical harm or death.

The definition of drug paraphernalia was updated to include testing equipment for any substance that can cause physical harm or death, rather than limiting it to fentanyl or its analogues.

A new provision was added stating that the exempted testing equipment cannot be used to facilitate the manufacture or distribution of controlled substances in violation of state law.

The bill header was updated to reflect 'Enrolled' status and added Representative Chassion as a co-sponsor, while the explanatory digest was removed as it is no longer part of the final law.

Added specific examples of exempt equipment, including rapid fentanyl test strips, FDA or NIJ-certified portable kits, and accredited laboratory devices.

Added a new provision stating that any exempted device is considered drug paraphernalia if it is used to facilitate the manufacture or distribution of controlled substances.

Refined the definition of exempted devices to cover any controlled dangerous substance rather than just fentanyl or its analogues.