Unanimity Required: Determining Amount of Controlled Substance is a process used to decide the amount of a controlled substance that must be agreed upon by all parties involved in its distribution. This process is used to ensure that any controlled substance is distributed only in an agreed-upon amount and is not subject to any discrepancies. The types of unanimity required: 1. Determining Appropriate Amount: This requires all parties to agree on an appropriate amount of a controlled substance for distribution. 2. Monitoring Distribution: This requires all parties to monitor the distribution of the controlled substance and ensure that it is allocated in the agreed upon amount. 3. Reporting Requirements: This requires all parties to provide regular reports on the amount of the controlled substance that was distributed and any discrepancies that may have resulted during the process. 4. Enforcement of Distribution: This requires all parties to enforce the agreed upon amount of the controlled substance by ensuring that it is distributed in the right amount.