Directions made under the Deleterious Drugs Ordinance on 23 July 1948, in force on 30 July, added any preparation made from extract or tincture of Indian hemp to the colony's drug schedule, unless it was for external use only.[1] The same instrument added synthetic opioids and reworded the morphine schedule.[1] A hemp tincture now needed the same authorisation as the other scheduled drugs.[1]
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References
- 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, 1948archived
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