A ministerial order named tetrahydrocannabinol, together with its salts, isomers and preparations, under the Opium Act’s drug controls. Signed by acting health minister J. Bens, it replaced an earlier February order and took effect the day after publication on 20 December 1972.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Suriname here.
References
- Suriname — Ministerial Order 6575 of 9 December 1972, G.B. 1972 no. 164Minister of Public Health, Suriname · 1972 · UN E/NL.1974/48, pp. 3–4; item 14 (THC), clauses II–III; published 20 December 1972, effective the next day.archived
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