Speaker Moore Announces Appointments to House Select Committee on Substance Abuse | Eastern NC Now

Raleigh, NC – Today, North Carolina Speaker Tim Moore announced appointments to the House Select Committee on Substance Abuse, including Committee Chair Rep. Stephen Ross and Vice Chair Rep. Erin Paré.

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    Raleigh, NC     Today, North Carolina Speaker Tim Moore announced appointments to the House Select Committee on Substance Abuse, including Committee Chair Rep. Stephen Ross and Vice Chair Rep. Erin Paré.

    Committee Chair Rep. Stephen Ross said, "North Carolina, like many other states, has experienced a significant impact from the opioid epidemic. Unfortunately, dangerous drugs created to mimic the effects of opioids can now be purchased in gas stations and convenience stores across North Carolina. These products are unregulated and untested, posing a significant threat to consumers. I hope we can make progress in curbing this trend and protecting North Carolinians."

    Vice Chair Rep. Erin Paré said, "From 2000-2022, more than 36,000 North Carolinians lost their lives to drug overdose. While we continue to battle ongoing opioid-related overdose deaths, it's time to take a closer look at the opioid-mimicking products that are Illegally marketed as 'dietary supplements.' These unregulated products include ingredients on the FDA's list of concerning substances and are sold in gas stations and convenience stores, making them easily accessible to many."

    House Select Committee on Substance Abuse

    Chairman Stephen Ross

    Vice Chair Erin Paré

    Representative Zack Hawkins

    Representative Renee Price

    Representative Frank Sossamon

    Representative Amber Baker

    Representative Wayne Sasser

    Representative Mary Belk

    Representative Donna McDowell White

    Representative Carla Cunningham

    Representative Kristin Baker, MD

    Representative Reece Pyrtle


   Contact: Demi Dowdy
   Email: demi.dowdy@ncleg.gov
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