Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota House Bill HF4098

Introduced
2/22/24  

Caption

Opiate product manufacturer reporting requirements amended, and opiate product registration fee determination process amended.

Impact

The bill's provisions are expected to affect state laws regarding the production and distribution of opiate products. By mandating manufacturers to adhere to specific reporting requirements, the legislation enhances oversight and accountability in the opiate market. This could lead to improved data collection on opiate usage and facilitate better-informed public health strategies. Additionally, the amendment in the registration fee process may influence how costs are allocated among manufacturers and consumers, potentially affecting the pricing structures of opiate products.

Summary

HF4098 addresses the reporting requirements for opiate product manufacturers and amends the process for determining registration fees for such products. By implementing stricter reporting standards, the bill aims to enhance transparency in the manufacturing process of opiates, potentially impacting how these substances are monitored and regulated at both the state and local levels. The initiative is part of a broader effort to combat the opioid crisis by holding manufacturers accountable and ensuring compliance with state regulations.

Contention

Discussion surrounding HF4098 has seen some points of contention, particularly regarding the implications for manufacturers of opiate products. While supporters of the bill argue that these measures are necessary for public health and safety, some opponents raise concerns over the potential financial burden these reporting requirements and registration fees may place on manufacturers. There is also debate about the effectiveness of such regulations in truly addressing the opioid crisis, with some suggesting that without accompanying measures targeting addiction and prevention, the law could fall short of its intended goals.

Companion Bills

MN SF3727

Similar To Opiate manufacturer reporting requirements amendments and opiate product registration fee determination process amendments

Previously Filed As

MN HB1111

Relating To Registration To Sell Manufactured Hemp Products.

MN HB1111

Relating To Registration To Sell Manufactured Hemp Products.

MN SB1430

Relating To Registration To Sell Manufactured Hemp Products.

MN SB1430

Relating To Registration To Sell Manufactured Hemp Products.

MN HB05539

An Act Concerning Requirements For And Penalties On Holders Of Dealer Registrations Regarding Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems And Vapor Products And Manufacturer Registration Requirements Of Such Delivery Systems And Products.

MN SB0816

Trade: business practices; reporting requirements for manufacturers of products containing PFAS; provide for. Creates new act.

MN SF5114

Ortho-phthalate testing results of packaged food products reporting by food manufacturers to the commissioner of agriculture requirement provision

MN SF646

Licensee fee reduction for manufacturers and wholesalers of medical gas

MN SF4813

Manufacturers and wholesalers engagement in the sale of nonalcoholic productions authorization

MN HB1775

AN ACT Relating to prohibiting activities related to the production and manufacturing of fur products;

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