Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act; modifying classification of certain substances. Effective date.

The header was changed from 'Committee Substitute' to 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' to indicate the bill has passed the committee stage and is now on the House floor for final consideration.

Page numbers and formatting markers were updated to reflect the new floor version layout, while the actual legal definitions and act titles remained identical.

Updated the legislative history citations for Schedule I and Schedule III to reference the correct, most recent amending acts (Chapter 308 of 2024 and Chapter 343 of 2025).

Minorly revised the definition of 'Acute pain' to remove the word 'being' before 'treated as part' to improve sentence flow.

Reformatted the bill header and page numbering to reflect the House Committee Substitute version rather than the final enrolled version.

The bill status changed from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled', indicating it has passed both houses and is ready for the Governor's signature.

The title was updated to include a reference to House Bill No. 3767, which amended Schedule I, clarifying the legislative history of the act.

Several lines containing page numbers and internal legislative tracking markers were removed during the final formatting process.

The definition of 'Drug paraphernalia' was expanded to specifically list 'isomerization devices' used to increase the potency of controlled substance plants.

The document title was changed from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE AMENDMENT' to 'ENGROSSED SENATE BILL', indicating the bill has passed both chambers and is in its final form.

Page numbers and line numbering were reorganized to match the standard Senate bill format, replacing the amendment-specific layout.

Line breaks and spacing within the definitions section were adjusted for formatting consistency, but the actual legal text and definitions (e.g., for 'Acute pain', 'Administer', 'Agent') were not altered.

Corrected the bill's title to change 'modifying terms' to 'modifying definitions' for accuracy.

Added a new definition for 'Drug' (Item 17) that explicitly includes articles recognized in the United States Pharmacopeia, Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, or National Formulary, as well as items intended for diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease.