Type:Rule
Citation:89 FR 106311
Reading Time:about 19 minutes
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is extending the temporary Schedule I classification for seven specific fentanyl-related substances. This extension lasts for one year or until a permanent decision is made. These substances are considered a public safety hazard, and the DEA is working on permanently scheduling them. The temporary classification does not require the normal rulemaking processes, as the DEA needs to act quickly to prevent potential dangers.
Simple Explanation
The DEA is keeping some dangerous drugs called fentanyl-related substances on a special list where they are watched closely because they can be harmful. This is like telling everyone to be careful with these substances until they decide exactly what to do with them permanently.