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Committee sends House Bill 29 to the floor to annualize Idaho's controlled‑substances schedules
Summary
House Bill 29, presented by the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses, updates Idaho's controlled‑substances schedules to add synthetic fentanyls, cannabinoids, benzodiazepines, stimulants, additional anabolic steroid derivatives and the new FDA‑approved zuranolone; committee gave a due‑pass recommendation.
House Bill 29 was presented to the Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Jan. 31 by Nikki Chopsky, health professions bureau chief at the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses. The bill updates Idaho's controlled substances schedules to align with recent federal scheduling actions and to add several additional substances for enforcement.
Chopsky summarized the bill by drug class: the bill proposes adding 10 synthetic fentanyl substances to Schedule I (pages 1—4);…
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