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(Adopted at the 19th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of Vavuhan on 17 May 2004 by Decree No. 155 of 24 May 2004 No. 155 of the Order of the People's Government of Vilhan, which was launched effective 1 July 2004) Article 1, in order to enhance the management of drug-prone chemicals, to prevent the flow of drug-prone chemicals into illicit channels, to prevent and combat drug-producing criminal activities, and to develop this approach, in accordance with article 19 of the Vilhan Narcotics Regulations. Article 2 refers to chemical materials and consignments that can be used for the manufacture or processing of heroin, methamphetamine (drugs), cocaine and other national regulations that enable persons to form addiction to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. Article 3 units and individuals for the production, operation, purchase, use, storage and transport of toxic chemicals within the city's administration must be subject to this approach. The management of pyrethroids listed in the directory, the export and import management of toxic chemicals, which are stored, transport management of hazardous chemicals, and the provision by the State. Article 4 Relevant sectors such as economic, commercial, transport, business, health and pharmacies are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6 Individuals may not purchase the toxic chemicals listed in the directory from 1 to 8; the purchase of toxic chemicals from 9 to 20, as listed in the directory, and the identification certificate to the public security authorities in the city. Article 7. The public security authorities shall, within five working days of the date of receipt of the application, conduct the examination of the evidence provided by the applicant; testify the error and issue certificates for the operation of the manufacturer of the drug-prone chemical. The production licensor proved to be effective for a period of one year, with the acquisition of proof of effectiveness for three months. Article 8 The municipal public security authorities should conduct a review of the applicant's field acquisition certificate within five working days of the date of receipt of the application; the test was unreasonable and the award of proof in the city. Article 9. The municipal public security authorities shall communicate the basis, conditions, procedures, deadlines and requests for relevant evidence and identifications, model text of applications, to office premises and to the public information online, for example, on the basis of the verification and acquisition of documents for the production of toxic chemicals. Article 10. Units and individuals shall produce, operate, purchase, use, storage, transport of toxic chemicals, and shall report once to the public security authorities in each quarter in the form produced by public security authorities in order to document the source, quantity, circulation or use of toxic chemicals, as well as production, operation, purchase, use, storage, transport time. The documentation should be maintained for a period of two years to be determined by public security authorities. Article 11 Units and individuals shall not be transferred without the approval of the municipal public security authorities. Article 12 Article 13 Units and individuals involved in the storage and transport operations of drug-prone chemicals should be legally authorized for storage, transport-related testimony and in compliance with the following provisions: (i) Establish strict security management systems with managers that are responsive to storage and transport operations; (ii) The establishment of a dedicated pool of banks for the storage of toxic chemicals and the assignment of specialist management; (iii) When storing, transporting prone chemicals, the relevant commissioners should be identified for the production, operation certificate or acquisition of a certificate of manufacture and for the storage of copies; (iv) Other relevant provisions of the law, regulations, regulations and methods. Article 14. Public security authorities should conduct regular inspections of the production, operation, acquisition, storage, transport of toxic chemicals by units and individuals, and identify violations of the relevant provisions, and should promote and guide their rehabilitation. The relevant industry authorities should establish a system of supervisory management responsibilities for the sound industry, monitor the production, operation, storage, transport of prone chemicals, and work in collaboration with public security authorities in order to detect violations. Article 15. Civil, legal or other organizations have the right to sue for violations of prone chemicals management. Violations of prone chemicals management by public security authorities should be promptly checked; they are dealt with by the law in the other relevant sectors and should be transferred in a timely manner. Article 16 censifies and rewards by the Government of the communes for the detection of violations of the provisions of the Hazardous Chemicals Management and of units and individuals that are in a position to play in the work of the STI. Article 17 consists of one of the following acts: (i) In violation of articles 5, 6, 8 and 11 of this approach, the confiscation of the proceeds of drug-prone chemicals and violations in accordance with the provisions of the Vilhan Narcotics Regulations and the imposition of a fine of more than 100,000 dollars for the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities for them by a fine of up to one million dollars. (ii) In violation of article 10 of this approach, the conversion of an order of responsibility in accordance with the provisions of the Vilhan Narcotics Regulations may be accompanied by a fine of up to five thousand dollars. (iii) In violation of article 13, paragraph (iii), of this approach, the proceeds of the confiscation of the proceeds of the violation in accordance with the provisions of the Vilhan Narcotics Regulations and the imposition of a fine of more than one million yen to impose a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for the direct responsible and other direct responsibilities. In violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the public security authorities are responsible for the suspension of their production in accordance with the provisions of the Vilhan Narcotics Regulations. Article 18, in violation of other provisions of this approach, provides that the State, the province is otherwise provided by the relevant authorities. Article 19 Distinguished, abuse of authority, provocative fraud in the context of drug management is not yet a crime and is subject to administrative disposition by the unit or the superior authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions; it is a crime to bring the judiciary to criminal responsibility under the law. Article 20 provides that the municipal public security authorities may make appropriate adjustments to the list of vulnerable chemicals in accordance with the prevailing circumstances of the city, which are published upon approval by the Government of the city. The question of the specific application of this approach is explained by the municipal public security authorities. Article 2 Annex: List of toxic chemicals Immunity 2.3,4 - AK2 - ketone 3.1 - Amphet - 2 Toxic acid Hudo Helüsoci men Le Luci men Acetic anhydride chlor methane Amphetamines Electronics ketone methamphone Synamic acid N-Bulphine sulfonate Racic acid in Cape Verde Cape Verde Cape Verde Mali High-manganese acid potassium |
