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822 and 958. Specifically this final rule revises the fee schedule for controlled substances and List I chemical handlers so that all manufacturers distributors importers exporters and dispensers of chemicals pay an annual fee by registrant category irrespective of whether they handle controlled substances or List I chemicals. In doing so this rule implements clarifications to the Diversion Control Program and the Diversion Control Fee Account made by Congress in the Consolidated Appropriations ...

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