(The 30th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yunnan, 21 September 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 156 of 22 October 2009 No. 156 of the People's Government Order No. 156 of 22 October 2009, effective 1 January 2010)

In order to strengthen the monitoring of industrial cannabis cultivation and processing, this provision has been developed in the light of the mandate of the Drug Control Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) in the Province of Yunnan.

Article 2 refers to industrial cannabis as referred to in this Article, which refers to cannabis arsenal that is less than 0.3 per cent (percentage of dry substances) and its extractive products.

The four-hydrocannabinol content of industrial cannabis rescinds was higher than 0.3 per cent and the laws, regulations and regulations governing drug control were applied.

Article 3 provides for the acquisition of licences for industrial cannabis cultivation, industrial cannabis processing units or individuals in the administration of the province, in accordance with the Regulations and the present provisions.

There are units or individuals that violate drug law, regulations or regulations that may not be involved in the cultivation, processing of industrial cannabis.

Article IV. Industrial cannabis cultivation consists of scientific research cultivation, plantations, industrial raw materials cultivation, horticulture cultivation and public self-use cultivation. Industrial cannabis cultivation, tens of plantations, industrial raw materials cultivation are governed by the law; industrial horticulture cultivation, and domestic plantation.

Industrial cannabis processing consists of swings, leather processing, lese processing. The consumption of industrial cannabis is governed by the law.

No unit or individual shall be permitted to engage in industrial cannabis cultivation, tens of cultivation, industrial raw materials cultivation and industrial cannabis consumption.

Generic subsistence cultivation applies only to subsistence industrial cannabis cultivation in ethnic minority areas or in remote mountainous areas.

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Article 6. Applications for the acquisition of licences for industrial cannabis cultivation for scientific research cultivation shall be subject to the following conditions:

(i) The existence of a single subparagraph for scientific research cultivation;

(ii) More than three professional technicians engaged in scientific research cultivation;

(iii) There are four Hocannabinol detection equipment and testing personnel;

(iv) Facilities for the safe storage of cannabis seeds in industry;

(v) There are monitoring, storage, treasury management systems.

Article 7. Applications for the acquisition of licences for industrial cannabis cultivation for scientific research cultivation shall be submitted to the provincial public security authorities for the following materials:

(i) A licence application for industrial cannabis cultivation;

(ii) Approval documents for the cultivation of scientific research by project authorities or by superior authorities;

(iii) A certificate of business or unit registration;

(iv) Advantage of professional technical personnel and test personnel for scientific research;

(v) Monitoring equipment, storage facilities inventories and photographs;

(vi) Texts of management systems such as detection, storage, treasury.

Article 8 shall apply for the acquisition of licences for industrial cannabis cultivation for a wide range of cultivation, with the following conditions:

(i) The choice of industrial cannabis by law;

(ii) Registration capital or start-up funds that are not less than 1 million dollars;

(iii) There are more than three professional technicians involved in heavy cultivation;

(iv) There are four Hocannabinol detection equipment and testing personnel;

(v) Facilities for the safe storage of cannabis seeds in industry;

(vi) There are no industrial cannabis plant in the vicinity of three kilometres of plantation;

(vii) There are monitoring, storage, voucher management systems.

Article 9. Applications for the acquisition of industrial cannabis plantations for a variety of plantations shall be submitted to the provincial public security authorities for the following materials:

(i) A licence application for industrial cannabis cultivation;

(ii) Accreditation of industrial cannabis species;

(iii) A certificate of business or unit registration;

(iv) Accreditation of a wide range of specialized technical personnel and test personnel;

(v) Monitoring equipment, storage facilities inventories and photographs;

(vi) Texts of management systems such as detection, storage, treasury.

Article 10 shall apply for the acquisition of industrial cannabis cultivation licences for industrial raw materials cultivation, with the following conditions:

(i) The seeds of industrial cannabis are provided by licensed plant units or individuals;

(ii) The area of cultivation is not less than 100 acres;

(iii) The location of cultivation is beyond 1 km from the tourist landscape and high-level roads;

(iv) There is a voucher management system.

Article 11. Applications for the acquisition of industrial cannabis plant licences for industrial production of raw materials should be submitted to the planted district-level public security authorities for the following materials:

(i) A licence application for industrial cannabis cultivation;

(ii) A certificate of business or unit registration;

(iii) Location contracts with licensed heavy plant units or individuals;

(iv) Land-use agreements or land-use certificates for cultivation;

(v) Types of products and production and sale of annual cultivation plans;

(vi) Texts of the accounting management system.

Article 12 Applications for the acquisition of industrial cannabis processing licences for the processing of industrial cannabis should be given the following conditions:

(i) There are no fewer registered capitals than H$ 20000,000 or drug, food, chemical and biological scientific institutions developed by the cause unit;

(ii) Plans with sources of raw materials, use of raw materials, products and product processing;

(iii) There are specialized detection equipment and storage, processing facilities and places;

(iv) There are monitoring, storage, treasury management systems.

Article 13 applies for the acquisition of industrial cannabis processing permits and shall submit the following materials to the processing district-level public security authorities:

(i) An industrial cannabis process licence application form;

(ii) A certificate of business or unit registration;

(iii) A list of equipment, storage and processing facilities and photographs and the use of documentation in processing sites;

(iv) Sources of raw materials, use of raw materials, products and product processing;

(v) Texts of management systems such as detection, storage, treasury.

Article 14. Public security authorities shall take a licence decision within 15 days of the date of receipt of industrial cannabis cultivation, processing of licences. The granting of a licence decision shall be issued within 5 days; the decision to make a licence shall be communicated in writing to the applicant and the reasons for it.

Industrial cannabis plantation licences, industrial cannabis processing licences should indicate the types and modalities of cultivation, processing and transport products.

Article 15. Industrial cannabis plantation permits and industrial cannabis processing permits are valid for two years. The period of effectiveness needs to be sustained shall apply to the public security organs that have taken a licence decision by 30 years of effectiveness; the public safety authority shall make a decision to grant continuity before the expiry of the period of effectiveness.

Article 16 licensors involved in industrial cannabis cultivation should establish plantations, if documented:

(i) The location, area, date;

(ii) Names, sources, use;

(iii) Types of cultivation products, date of harvest and quantity;

(iv) Storage, sale, transport;

(v) Other important matters.

The licensee engaged in industrial cannabis consumption should establish a processing desk, if documented:

(i) Sources of processing materials and monitoring reports;

(ii) The species, number, process, date;

(iii) Explore residues and their responsibilities;

(iv) Transport and sale of products;

(v) Other important matters.

The planting and processing of the accounts should be kept for more than three years and be verified by the public security authorities.

Article 17 licensees engaged in industrial cannabis scientific research cultivation should conduct safety tests for selected varieties, ensure their compliance with standards, and prevent the loss, proliferation of cannabis materials that are more than 0.3 per cent of the four-hydrocannabinol; identify losses and proliferation, and report on public safety authorities in a timely manner.

The licensee engaged in industrial cannabis cultivation should conduct safety tests during heavy cultivation and use specialized identification signs for a wide range of standards; eradicate the planting of non-industrial cannabis in three kilometres around the area of cultivation; and fail to eradicate it; and report on time to the public security organs to be eradicated by public security agencies.

The licensee engaged in the cultivation of industrial cannabis industrial raw materials should destroy in a timely manner the unused premiums and eradicate non-industrial cannabis or report public security authorities in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

The licensee engaged in industrial cannabis cultivation shall not be made available to the industrial cannabis foet for units or individuals who have not obtained processing permits.

The licensee involved in the industrial cannabis consumption process should use the exclusive storage, exclusive custodian custody, exclusive recording, timely destruction of processing residues to prevent the loss of life and residues; and discovering that the loss should be reported in a timely manner.

Article 18 licensees engaged in the cultivation of industrial cannabis scientific research should report in writing to the public safety organs that have taken a licence decision.

The licensee engaged in industrial cannabis consumption shall report on the production, storage and technology transfer in writing to the public security authorities that have taken a licence decision every half year. In relation to commercial secrets, public security authorities should be confidential.

Article 19 The public security authorities shall take the following measures to monitor the activities of the licensee in industrial cannabis cultivation and processing:

(i) To investigate and understand the cultivation and processing of industrial cannabis;

(ii) On-site inspection of industrial cannabis cultivation, processing and storage sites;

(iii) Relevant materials such as access, reproduction, excerpt contracts, books, accounts, vouchers, vouchers, freight vouchers and inspection reports;

(iv) To extract and test relevant samples, products.

Public security authorities have found violations in monitoring inspections and may seize the material and goods in accordance with the law and temporarily seal the relevant places.

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(i) No implementation of the management system;

(ii) The establishment and documentation of accounts as provided;

(iii) Three kilometres away from the area of unplanned cannabis plant in the interior of the country;

(iv) No report on the loss of and proliferation of tetrahydrocannabinol above 0.3 per cent;

(v) No research on cultivation or technology transfer;

(vi) The use of seeds as prescribed;

(vii) The timely destruction of unused escapables or the use of movable residues, as prescribed;

(viii) The types and manner in which cannabis seeds are transported in the industrial, raw materials, beds and their extraction products;

(ix) Provide industrial cannabis to units or individuals who do not have access to processing permits;

(x) The refusal to accept inspection by public security authorities.

Article 21, without permission to engage in industrial cannabis cultivation and processing, the public security authorities should take measures to put an end to the fine of up to 3,000 yen, which constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Farmers are sold to others for the sale of artisanal and subsistence industrial cannabis, which is converted by public safety orders and can be fined by 1000.

Article 2 The public security authority receiving the request may conduct oversight inspections in accordance with article 19.

The horticulture of industrial cannabis parking or the use of man-made farming by public security agencies is restructured and can be fined up to 500.

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