Within a year after enactment, the Homeland Security Secretary would ensure fentanyl teams share relevant information and set measures aligned with the Department's goals.
Homeland Security components would share relevant information about detecting, deterring, and seizing illicit fentanyl, and identify barriers that make sharing harder.
Homeland Security would set measures for its work to detect, deter, and seize illicit fentanyl, aligned with the Department's goals for fighting trafficking.
The Homeland Security Secretary would ensure covered components share relevant information and identify barriers to sharing it. This applies to each Homeland Security component that detects, deters, or seizes illicit fentanyl. Components would share information to the extent practicable. Components would identify barriers to sharing relevant information. The Secretary would have to ensure this within one year after the Act is enacted.
The Homeland Security Secretary would establish performance measures for the Department and each component. The measures would cover the Department and each component, and relate to detecting, deterring, and seizing illicit fentanyl. The measures must align with the Department's strategic goals for fighting illicit fentanyl trafficking. The Secretary would have to establish the measures within one year after the Act is enacted.
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