The Opioid Sanctions Act

Section 1 (Creation of the SOP TF)
1. The creation of the "Synthetic Opioid Trafficking Task Force" Short form (SOP TF)
2. The SOP TF will report to Minister of Justice, and the Ministry of Justice.
3. The SOP TF will be granted $10 Million for their initial operation budget, with an additional $2 Million in reserve funding available for the first year.
4. The SOP TF will receive an annual budget of $5 Million each year after the first, with an opportunity for additional funding at the request of the the task force.
5. The SOP TF can be disbanded at the request of the Justice Minister once it has

Section 2 (Task Force Mandate)
1. Investigate synthetic opioid trafficking
2. Investigate synthetic opioid manufacturers, both foreign and domestic
3. Recommend sanctions and other legal action against traffickers and manufacturers to the Ministry of Justice
4. Publicly identify traffickers and manufacturers under the advisement of the Ministry of Justice
5. Deny visas in Canada to known traffickers and manufacturers
6. Deny access to Canadian Banks to known traffickers and manufacturers
7. Work in conjuction with Canadian Customs and Border Safety Agency, and other Canadian law enforcement agencies
8. Offer cooperation to other foreign agencies with similar goals and objectives

Section 3 (Reinforcing Local Law Enforcement)
1. The creation of the Opioid Reinforcement Fun,d short form (ORF)
2. The ORF will be given $5 Million annually
3. The ORF will be distributed to local law enforcement agencies where the Opioid crisis is more prevalent, as determined by the Ministry of Justice.

Section 4 (Reinforcing Local Health Services)
1. The Creation of the Opioid Health Response Fund, short form (OHRF)
2. The OHRF will be given $5 Million annually
3. The OHRF will be distributed to local health services where the Opioid crisis is more prevalent, as determined by the Ministry of Health.