📜 Other law · · Papua New Guinea
A single Dangerous Drugs Ordinance takes effect
The 1952 Ordinance came into force across the combined Territory of Papua and New Guinea, replacing the earlier separate territorial enactments. It controlled manufacture, export and medicinal import, but did not yet clearly criminalise possession of locally grown marijuana.
Source: Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 — current consolidated text and legislative history
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Papua New Guinea here.