Under SAMHSA, as I understand it, the States are required to certify to SAMHSA that they are carrying out these laws and one of the requirements under SAMHSA, in the so-called Synar amendment, is sting operations. So the enforcement is there from the States certifying to SAMHSA that they are complying with the law. And $1 billion is there, as I recall, for the enforcement because, if you don't enforce it and you don't certify it, then you lose your block grants. And that is pretty tough enforcement, in my opinion.
Gerald Ford: “Under SAMHSA, as I understand it, the States are required to certify to SAMHSA that they are carrying out these laws and…”
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Discussing the enforcement mechanisms of SAMHSA and the Synar amendment.
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