Decree 463/988 established a national drugs board within the presidency to coordinate the response to illicit trafficking and harmful drug use. It formed part of the institutional framework for policy on controlled drugs, including cannabis. Creating the board did not itself amend the rules for personal cannabis possession.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Uruguay here.
References
- Junta Nacional de Drogas — Decreto 463/988, Creación de la Junta Nacional de DrogasInstitutional account dated 13 July 1988archived
- IMPO — Decreto 463/988, article 1 and legislative historyPromulgated 13 July; published 25 July 1988; current membership text reflects later amendmentsarchived
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