A decree implementing the 1974 ordinance supplied the schedules used to control medicines and narcotics. The 1997 pharmacy law referred directly to its tables A, B and C when defining the prescription-controlled lists, including the narcotics list. The 1999 drug ordinance later expressly repealed the decree.[1]
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References
- Niger pharmaceutical regulator — Legislative and regulatory compilation, 2019 editionPharmacy law Article 11, printed p. 7; drug ordinance Article 149, printed p. 80archived
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