S. 3380 (Introduced in Senate) — To direct the Office of National Drug Control Policy to track and review federally funded drug demand reduction activities.

(a)

Definitions— In this section—

(1)

the term demand reduction activity means any activity, other than an enforcement activity, that is intended to reduce the use of drugs; and

(2)

the term Director means the Director of National Drug Control Policy.

(b)

Tracking system— The Director—

(1)

shall establish a system to track federally funded demand reduction activities; and

(2)

in establishing the system under paragraph (1), shall consult with, and leverage any tracking of federally funded demand reduction activities by—

(A)

the Secretary of Homeland Security;

(B)

the Attorney General; and

(C)

the head of any other Federal agency that operates a program or awards grants relating to demand reduction activities.

(c)

Public list— The Director shall publish online a list of all Federal programs and grants relating to demand reduction activities.

(d)

Annual strategy— In formulating the annual National Drug Control Strategy, the Director shall review all federally funded demand reduction activities, including an evaluation of—

(1)

the effectiveness of those activities;

(2)

the contribution of those activities to demand reduction activities funded by States or units of local government; and

(3)

whether any duplication or inefficiency in federally funded demand reduction activities needs to be addressed.

To direct the Office of National Drug Control Policy to track and review federally funded drug demand reduction activities.

Section 1 Federal drug demand reduction activities

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