The Republic of Latvia Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 29 (. 4 10. ¤) the rules on the supervision of the Ministry of welfare in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors lists Issued in accordance with the law "on the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances to legitimate movement order" article 3 of these regulations shall be determined 1. the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances and medicines, as well as the precursor to the breakdown of the supervision of the Ministry of welfare of existing drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors lists (hereinafter list).
2. the lists (1-4) are included in the narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances and drugs, as well as the precursor to the international non-proprietary name or, failing this, by chemical name.
3. The laws and specific control measures also apply to lists of substances isomers, esters, ethers and salts, including isomers, esters and ethers, and salts for medicinal products containing substances included in the lists, if the legislation is not specific exceptions.
4. the Lists of the substances and drugs, as well as explanations of synonyms, chemical terminology explanation provides the Ministry of welfare following a written request by law enforcement, border and customs authorities.
Prime Minister a. slice Welfare Minister v. Makarova in Riga in 1997. January 14, annex 1 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 14 January 1997, the provisions of no. 29 Ministry of welfare in monitoring the existing drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors (I) list (especially dangerous Prohibited narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances recognized) 1. substances which are classified according to 30 March 1961 Single Convention on narcotic substances and amendments to the list IV made in accordance with the 1972 Protocol amending the 1961 Single Convention of 30 March on national drugs: 1.1. acetorfīn;
1.2. acetyl-Alpha-methylfentanyl;
1.3. alfacetilmetadol;
1.4. Alpha-methylfentanyl;
1.5. beta-hidroksifentanil;
1.6. beta-hydroxy-3-methylfentanyl;
1.7. desomorfīn;
1.8. etorfīn;
1.9. heroin;
1.10. jēlopij;
1.11. cannabis;
1.12. cannabis resin;
1.13. ketobemidon;
1.14. coca bush pages;
1.15. poppy straw;
1.16. poppy straw extract (concentrated);
1.17.3-methylfentanyl;
1.18.3-metiltiofentanil;
1.19. MPPP;
1.20.-fluorofentanil;
1.21. PEPAP;
1.22. tiofentanil.
2. Substances classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances of list I: 2.1 brolamfetamīn;
2.2. DE;
2.3. Dma;
2.4. DMHP;
2.5. Dmt;
2.6. the DOE;
2.7. efedr plant;
2.8. eticiklidīn;
2.9. cathinone;
2.10. (+)-lysergide;
2.11. Mdma;
2.12. mescaline;
2.13.4-metilaminoreks;
2.14. metkatinon, metilkatinon (efedron);
2.15. MMQ;
2.16. N-ethyl MDA;
2.17. N-hydroxy MDA;
2.18. paraheksil;
2.19 PM;
2.20. psilocin, psilotsīn;
2.21. psilocybin;
2.22. roliciklidīn;
2.23. STP, THINK;
2.24. tenamfetamīn (MDA);
2.25. tenociklidīn;
2.26. ' nederwiet ';
2.27. TM;
2.28. striptamīn.
3. Substances classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances list II: 3.1 amphetamine;
3.2. deksamfetamīn;
3.3. fenetilīn;
3.4. levamfetamīn;
3.5. methamphetamine;
3.6. methamphetamine racemate.
4. A substance classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances (iii) list-katīn.
5. Substances classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances list IV: 5.1 etilamfetamīn;
5.2. fenproporeks;
5.3. fentermīn;
5.4. mefenoreks.
Welfare Minister v. Makarova in annex 2 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 14 January 1997, the provisions of no. 29 Ministry of welfare in monitoring the existing drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors, (II) the list (a very dangerous drug and psychotropic substances recognized as allowed for use for medical and scientific purposes) 1. substances which are classified according to 30 March 1961 Single Convention on narcotic substances in list I and amendments made in accordance with the 1972 Protocol amending the 1961 Single Convention of 30 March on narcotic substances : acetildihidrokodeīn 1.1;
1.2. acetilmetadol;
1.3. alfentanil;
1.4. allilprodīn;
1.5. alfameprodīn;
1.6. alfametadol;
1.7. Alpha-metiltiofentanil;
1.8. alfaprodīn;
1.9. anileridīn;
1.10. benzetidīn;
1.11. benzilmorfīn;
1.12. betacetilmetadol;
1.13. betameprodīn;
1.14. betametadol;
1.15. betaprodīn;
1.16. benzitramīd;
1.17. dekstromoramīd;
1.18. dekstropropoksifēn;
1.19. diampromīd;
1.20. dietiltiambutēn;
1.21. difenoksīn;
1.22. dihydrocodeine;
1.23. dihidromorfīn;
1.24. dimenoksadol;
1.25. dimefeptanol;
1.26. dimetiltiambutēn;
1.27. dioksafetilbutirāt;
1.28. diphenoxylate;
1.29. dipipanon;
1.30. drotebanol;
1.31 ekgonīn and derivatives;
1.32. etilmetiltiambutēn;
1.33. etilmorfīn;
1.34. etokseridīn;
1.35. etonitazēn;
1.36. fenadokson;
1.37. fenampromīd;
1.38. fenazocīn;
1.39. fenomorfān;
1.40. fenoperidīn;
1.41. fentanyl;
1.42. folkodīn;
1.43. furetidīn;
1. hidrokodon;
1.45. hidromorfinol;
1.46. hydromorphone;
1.47. hidroksipetidīn;
1.48. izometadon;
1.49. klonitazēn;
1.50. codeine;
1.51. kodoksīm;
1.52. cocaine;
1.53. levofenacilmorfān;
1.54. levometorfān;
1.55. levomoramīd;
1.56. levorfanol;
1.57. methadone;
1.58. methadone intermediate;
1.59. metazocīn;
1.60. metildezorfīn;
1.61. metildihidromorfīn;
metopon 1.62;
1.63. moramīd intermediate;
1. morferidīn;
1.65. morphine;
1.66. morphine metobromīd;
1.67. morphine-N-oxide;
1.37. mirofīn;
1.69. nikokodīn;
1.70. nikodikodīn;
1.71. nikomorfīn;
1.72. noracimetadol;
1.73. norkodeīn;
74. norlevorfanol;
1.75. normetadon;
1.76. normorfīn;
1.77. norpipanon;
1.78. oxycodone;
1.79. metabolite;
1.80. opium;
1.81. petidīn;
1.82. petidīn intermediate in (A);
1.83. the intermediate petidīn (B);
1.84. petidīn intermediate C; 1.85. pimonidīn;
86. piritramīd;
1.87. proheptazīn;
1.88. properidīn;
1.89. propirām;
1.90. racemetorfān;
1.91. racemoramīd;
1.92. racemorfān;
will sufentanil; 1.93.
1.94. tebakon;
1.95. tebaīn;
1.96. tilidīn;
1.97. trimeperidīn.
2. Substances classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances list II: 2.1 cipeprol;
2.2. phencyclidine;
2.3. Phenmetrazine;
2.4. meklokvalon;
2.5. metakvalon;
2.6. methylphenidate;
2.7. sekobarbitāl.
3. Substances classified according to 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances of list III: amobarbitāl 3.1;
3.2. buprenorphine;
3.3. butalbitāl;
3.4. ciklobarbitāl;
3.5. flunitrazepām;
3.6. glutethimide;
3.7. pentazocīn;
3.8. pentobarbitāl.
Welfare Minister v. Makarova in annex 3 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 14 January 1997, regulations No 29

The supervision of the Ministry of welfare of existing drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors (iii) (dangerous psychotropic substances, which can be used for malicious purposes) substances classified under 21 February 1971 Convention on psychotropic substances list IV: 1. Allobarbitāl 2. Alprazolam 3. Amfepramon 4. Aminoreks 5. Benzfetamīn 6 7 Barbitol. Bromazepām 8. Butobarbitāl Brotizolam 9.10. Cefedrīn 11. Ciklodol Delorazepām 12 13. Diazepam 14. Ephedrine Estazolam 16.15 17 Ethlorvinol. 18 Etinamāt. Etilloflazepāt Fenatīn. 19.20 Fenazepām 21 Fenkamfamīn 22. Fendimetrazīn. 23. St.Johns 24. Fludiazepām. 25 Flurazepām 26 Grandaksīn 27 Halazepām. 28.29 Hlordiazepoksīd 30 Haloksazolam. Kamazepām Ketazolam is 32.31 to 33 of the 34 Klobazām Kloksazolām Klonazepām of the.. 35.36.37 Klorazepāt of Klotiazepām of Lefetamīn of lithium 38.. oksibutirāt a Loprazolām Lorazepām 39.40 of 41. Lormetazepām of the. 42.43 to 44 of Mazindol. Mebikar. Medazepām. Meprobamāt 45 of the 46 in. Metilfenobarbitāl. 47 of 48 of 49 methyprylon. Mezokarb. 50. Sodium oksibutirāt Midazolām for Nimetazepām for Nitrazepām 51.52.54.53. Nordazepām of the Oksazepām of Oksazolām in 56.55.57. Pinazepām pemoline is 58.59. Pirovaleron of 60 Pipradol. Prazepām. 62.61 of the Pseudo Sekbutabarbitāl in Sombrevīn in Temazepām 63.64.66.65. Tetrazepām of the Triazolām of 67. Vinilbitāl Welfare Minister v. Makarova in annex 4 of the Cabinet of Ministers of 14 January 1997, the provisions of no. 29 Ministry of welfare in monitoring the existing drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors (IV) (precursor substances, can be used in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances) substances classified under the 1988 Convention of December 19 against the drug and psychotropic substances turnover 1. Category 1 precursors: 1.1. N-acetylanthranilic acid;
1.2. ergometrine;
1.3. the claim;
1.4.1-phenyl-2-propanone;
1.5. izosafrol;
1.6. lizergīnskāb;
1.7.3.4-with-phenyl-2-propanone;
1.8. piperonāl;
1.9. safrole;
1.10. N-fenetil-4-anilīnopiridīnij salts;
1.11. N-fenetil-4-anilīnopiperidīn;
1.12.4-anilīnopiridīn.
2. Category 2 precursors: 2.1. acetic anhydride;
2.2. anthranilic acid;
2.3. feniletiķskāb;
2.4 g-butyrolactone;
2.5. piperidine.
3. the third category of precursor: 3.1. acetone;
3.2. ethyl ether;
3.3. potassium permanganate;
methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) 3.4;
3.5. hydrochloric acid;
3.6 sulphuric acid;
3.7. toluene.
Welfare Minister v. Makarova in the