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“Amendment SA 4057 agreed to in Senate by Unanimous Consent.”
This amendment replaces the entire text of the bill with an updated version to ensure the legal language is precise. It maintains the bill's core goal of updating FDA rules to use the term 'nonclinical' instead of 'animal' when describing how new drugs are tested.
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“Amendment SA 4057 agreed to in Senate by Unanimous Consent.”
This amendment replaces the entire text of the bill with an updated version to ensure the legal language is precise. It maintains the bill's core goal of updating FDA rules to use the term 'nonclinical' instead of 'animal' when describing how new drugs are tested.
Substitute amendments are used to fix errors or improve the bill's wording before a final vote. In this case, it ensures the FDA has clear, legally sound instructions for updating its drug-testing regulations.
This primarily affects the FDA and drug researchers, as it clarifies the transition toward modern testing methods that may not involve animals.