Portugal published an amendment reducing Macau’s personal-use prison term from six months–one year to a fixed six months, accompanied by a fine.[1][2] It retained separate penalties for supplying drugs to others.[2] The later 1991 replacement introduced a fine as an alternative to prison for personal acquisition or possession.[3]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Macau here.
References
- Decree 46371 — drug controls in MacauIn Diário do Governo, I Series, No. 128, 8 June 1965 · 1965 · Article 31: six months to one year and a fine; voluntary-treatment exceptionarchived
- Decree 49066 — amendment of Macau drug penaltiesIn Diário do Governo, I Series, No. 142, 19 June 1969 · 1969 · pp. 691–692; Article 1 replacement Articles 31–36; Article 2; Lisbon publicationarchived
- Decree-Law 5/91/M — drug offences and treatmentIn Boletim Oficial de Macau, No. 4, 28 January 1991 · 1991 · pp. 248–249, 253, 256 and 261; preamble, Articles 23–26 and 43, Table I-Carchived
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