⛔ Ban · · Papua New Guinea
The Territory of New Guinea restricts cannabis extracts
The Dangerous Drugs Ordinance treated extracts and tinctures of Indian hemp as dangerous drugs, prohibited their unlicensed import and limited licences to medicinal purposes. The restriction covered the former Territory of New Guinea, not yet the whole of present-day Papua New Guinea, and did not create a general offence for locally grown marijuana.
Source: Australian Commonwealth Gazette — Dangerous Drugs Ordinance 1927 (New Guinea)
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Papua New Guinea here.