The Attorney General may issue regulations for those research sites
What the document says“``(C) The Attorney General may, in consultation with the Secretary, issue regulations addressing, with respect to research sites described in subparagraph (A)-- ``(i) the manner in which controlled substances may be delivered to the research sites; ``(ii) the storage and security of controlled substances at the research sites;”
The Attorney General may, in consultation with the Secretary, issue regulations for sites covered by a single registration. The listed subjects are delivery, storage and security, and, in the two clauses not quoted, the maintenance of records for the sites and any other matters necessary to ensure effective controls against diversion.
What the document actually says“``(C) The Attorney General may, in consultation with the Secretary, issue regulations addressing, with respect to research sites described in subparagraph (A)-- ``(i) the manner in which controlled substances may be delivered to the research sites; ``(ii) the storage and security of controlled substances at the research sites;”
The Attorney General can write rules for these sites. The rules can cover how a drug gets there. They can cover how it is kept safe.
Rules like these fill in the details of a law. This one is a choice, not a duty. The Secretary of Health and Human Services is asked first.
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