I just want to try to draw a distinction between the active ingredients that are being used to produce illicit products, or are known to be used to produce illicit products, and the very broadly used products of commerce that might be in the possession of very, very large numbers of the public, as well as in considerable quantity in the manufacturing industry.
This doesn't seem to make that distinction. This basically says anything that knowingly will be used to produce or traffic. So it goes much further than the current class A and class B. I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me that for all those other areas of chemicals or products that are not directly a precursor or a derivative or an active ingredient, it would be virtually impossible to prove intent for multiple-use products.
Perhaps it would be easy in the situation of an active ingredient whose known next step is an illicit product on the street. I just want to draw that distinction between everything and something specific.