Section 7: Medical or scientific research or teaching
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7. Medical or scientific research or teaching
(1) For the purposes of medical or scientific research or teaching or the
use of the forensic science services, the Permanent Secretary may authorise
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a person to cultivate, produce, manufacture, acquire, import, use or hold
plants, substances and preparations listed in the First, Second and Third
Schedules in quantities not exceeding those strictly required for the purpose
in question.
(2) Any person authorised under subsection (1) shall keep a register in
which he shall enter—
(a) the quantities of listed plants, substances and preparations
which he respectively imports, acquires, manufactures and
destroys;
(b) the date or dates of each such operation, together with the
names of his respective suppliers.
(3) Any person so authorised shall furnish the Permanent Secretary with
an annual report as to the quantities which he has used or destroyed during
the preceding year and the quantities which he holds in stock.
(4) Every register maintained under subsection (2) shall be so maintained
for a period of 5 years following the making of the last entry therein.
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Questions this section answers
- Can a researcher or laboratory be authorised to hold dangerous drugs?
- What records must a person authorised for drug research keep?