A national ordinance placed the import, export, purchase, sale, possession and use of poisonous substances and narcotics under rules to be set by decree. It was issued under the Supreme Military Council and was followed by implementing schedules in 1977. The 1999 drug ordinance later expressly repealed both texts.[1][2]
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References
- United Nations — Niger's Ordinance 74-30 of 8 November 1974, communicated by the governmentE/NL.1976/118, heading, preamble and Article 1archived
- Niger pharmaceutical regulator — Legislative and regulatory compilation, 2019 editionPharmacy law Article 11 confirms 8 November; drug ordinance Article 149 records repealarchived
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