I hate to split hairs on this. I agree that fentanyl is part of it, but there are also some novel opioids that have just come on the scene in the last month that are different from fentanyl and even more dangerous. I agree with you that fentanyl is part of it, but there are others as well that are even newer that are part of the same crisis.
Again, I don't see the advantages of specifying fentanyl. Carfentanil is one that's come up. It's a different compound. I read about it years ago and I didn't think we'd ever see it on the streets.
I don't think we need that distinction. It's all opioids, it's all a crisis, and I think what we have covers it in the generality. People are still dying of the older opioids. There's still the old OxyContin out there, and there's still heroin. It's part and parcel of the same problem, and I think this motion gives us the flexibility to study that.