Fentanyl and Opioid Awareness Day; last Wednesday of October each year; designate

The bill was amended to replace the original House Resolution format with a substitute resolution offered by the Rules Committee. The most significant substantive change is that the resolution now designates the day as 'Fentanyl and Opioid Awareness Day' rather than the previous 'Fentanyl and Opioid Awareness Day in Georgia', removing the state name from the official title. The text also removed the specific reference to the 'Red Ribbon Campaign' as the oldest drug prevention program and shortened the language regarding educational materials by removing the phrase 'for'. Finally, the resolution was changed to be enacted by the House of Representatives instead of the entire General Assembly.