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This is a correction notice from the Drug Enforcement Administration, part of the Justice Department. It fixes a small labeling error in a final rule the DEA published earlier, on February 5, 2026, about registering emergency medical services (EMS) agencies under the Protecting Patient Access to Emergency Medications Act of 2017. It does not create new requirements; it only repairs the text of the earlier rule.
The fix applies to one editing instruction (numbered 15) in the February rule, which amended the regulation at 21 CFR 1306.07 (page 5242, first column). In that instruction, two paragraphs were mislabeled “(e)” and “(f)”; they should instead read “(g)” and “(h).” That is the entire change — a paragraph-lettering correction. There are no new deadlines, fees, dollar amounts, or procedures introduced by this notice, and no substantive requirement is altered.
The people who feel this are anyone who reads, cites, or complies with the underlying EMS-agency registration rule in 21 CFR 1306.07 — including EMS agencies, DEA registrants, and legal or regulatory staff who rely on accurate paragraph references. The practical effect is limited to making sure the regulation’s text points to the correct paragraph letters. No action is required from the public because of this correction itself.