The 1927 Deleterious Drugs Ordinance was carried into the 1936 Revised Edition as Chapter 190, which came into operation on 1 September 1936.[1] Its First Schedule still listed Indian hemp, and the 1948 directions added hemp extracts and tinctures to the same paragraph.[2] The revised edition was the text the colony used after the Second World War.[1]
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References
- Singapore Statutes Online — Misuse of Drugs Act 1973, legislative historyPart 1, items 14–15: Ordinance 58 of 1935, commencement 1 April 1936; 1936 Revised Edition (Chapter 190), operation 1 September 1936archived
- United Nations — Laws and regulations on dangerous drugs communicated by the United Kingdom, E/NL.1949/27–28pp. 5–6, No. S 228, Deleterious Drugs (Additional) Directions, 1948, paragraph 2archived
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