A replacement narcotics schedule took effect on gazette publication and expressly listed cannabis, Indian hemp, resin, powder, oil, extract, tincture and preparations.[1] The health minister issued it following a recommendation from the standing drug-control committee, replacing earlier scheduling decrees.[1] The 1960 law had already covered Indian hemp and its preparations and derivatives.[2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Kuwait here.
References
- Kuwait — replacement narcotics schedule, September 19791979 · E/NL.1980/29; Ministerial Decree 148/79, articles 1–4; gazette 1265 of 16 September; table row 16 cannabis, resin, powder, oil, extract, tincture and preparations
- Kuwait — 1960 narcotics law communicated to the United Nations1960 · E/NL.1962/52; gazette publication 25 July 1960; articles 1–2, 6–13 and 17–18; schedule item 5 Cannabis indica and all preparations/derivatives
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