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Law No. 9 of 1987 on Control and Regulation of Control and Regulation of Narcotic Drugs and Dangerous Psychotropic Substances (NDDPS)

Law Summary Record Type: LawNumber: 9Date: 06/04/1987 Corresponding to 07/08/1407 HijriNumber of Articles: 65Status: In force

Official Gazette :Issue: 4Offcial Journal Issue Publication Date: 01/01/1987 Corresponding to 01/05/1407 HijriPage from: 2899

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Article 55 ( Amended By Law 1 / 2006 )
Starting Date: 01/01/1987 Expiry Date : 25/01/2006
Article 55
Starting Date: 25/01/2006

Article 55

Physicians and pharmacists staff of the Ministry of Public Health appointed by the Minister of Public Health, may enter the premises, stores and warehouses suspected of trafficking in NDDPS. They may also enter pharmacies, hospitals, sanatoriums, dispensaries, clinics, medicine factories, chemical, industrial analysis laboratories, and recognized scientific institutes to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Law. They shall, furthermore, be allowed to examine the registers and documentation concerning such NDDPS. They shall have the capacity of Judicial Enforcement Officers in respect of offences provided for in this Law that occur in the said places, and they may be escorted by policemen to assist them in the discharging of their duties.
Judicial Enforcement Officers may be accompanied by one of the staff of the Ministry of Public Health referred to in the preceding paragraph when searching the places referred to in the aforementioned paragraph.

Article 55 - (Amended By Law 1 /2006)
Starting Date : 25/01/2006

Article 55

Physicians and pharmacists staff of the Ministry of Public Health appointed by the Minister of Public Health, may enter the premises, stores and warehouses suspected of trafficking in NDDPS. They may also enter pharmacies, hospitals, sanatoriums, dispensaries, clinics, medicine factories, chemical, industrial analysis laboratories, and recognized scientific institutes to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Law. They shall, furthermore, be allowed to examine the registers and documentation concerning such NDDPS. They shall have the capacity of Judicial Enforcement Officers in respect of offences provided for in this Law that occur in the said places, and they may be escorted by policemen to assist them in the discharging of their duties.

Judicial Enforcement Officers may be accompanied by one of the staff of the Ministry of Public Health referred to in the preceding paragraph when searching the places referred to in the aforementioned paragraph.

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Starting Date : 01/01/1987 Expiry Date: 25/01/2006