; (3) cracking down on the trafficking of fentanyl, including— (A) increased efforts both domestically and internationally; (B) increased funding for law enforcement agencies; (C) increased penalties for fentanyl trafficking; and (D) working with other countries to stop the flow of fentanyl across borders; (4) improving data collection and analysis, including the improvement of Federal data collection and analysis on fentanyl deaths, to better understand the scope of the problem and identify effective prevention and treatment strategies; and (5) supporting research on new treatment options, including— (A) support for research on new treatment options for opioid addiction and overdose; and (B) funding for research on new medications, new delivery methods, and new approaches to treatment.