Article 1 − definition of ‘consumed’In Article 1(2), after ‘scientific research’, insert ‘, or personal use’.…Article 1. Definitions2. For <strong>the</strong> purposes of this Convention a <strong>drug</strong> shall be regarded as “consumed” when ithas been supplied <strong>to</strong> any person or enterprise for retail distribution, medical use orscientific research, or personal use; and “consumption” shall be construed accordingly.New Article 3 bisInsert as Article 3 bis:‘O<strong>the</strong>r than Article 30(2)(b), this Convention does not apply <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> cultivation,production, manufacture, distribution, supply, purchase, acquisition, import, export,possession or use of <strong>drug</strong>s, or any similar or related action with respect <strong>to</strong> <strong>drug</strong>s wheresuch action involves only a small quantity of <strong>drug</strong>s and is for a non-commercialpurpose.’Article 3 bisO<strong>the</strong>r than article 30(2)(b), this Convention does not apply <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> cultivation,production, manufacture, distribution, supply, purchase, acquisition, import, export,possession or use of <strong>drug</strong>s, or any similar or related action with respect <strong>to</strong> <strong>drug</strong>s wheresuch action involves only a small quantity of <strong>drug</strong>s and is for a non-commercialpurpose.Article 4(c) – general obligation <strong>to</strong> limit use and actions <strong>to</strong> medical and scientific purposesDelete Article 4(c).Article 4. General ObligationsThe parties shall take such legislative and administrative measures as may be necessary:…(c) subject <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> provisions of this Convention, <strong>to</strong> limit exclusively <strong>to</strong> medical andscientific purposes <strong>the</strong> production, manufacture, export, import, distribution of, trade in,use and possession of <strong>drug</strong>s.43
Article 9(4) – f<strong>un</strong>ctions of <strong>the</strong> INCBIn Article 9(4):1. for ‘limit’, substitute ‘moni<strong>to</strong>r’2. delete ‘<strong>to</strong> an adequate amo<strong>un</strong>t required for medical and scientific purposes’3. for ‘<strong>the</strong>ir’, substitute ‘<strong>the</strong>’4. after ‘availability’, insert ‘of adequate quantities of <strong>drug</strong>s’5. for ‘such’, substitute ‘medical and scientific’6. for ‘cultivation, production and manufacture of, and, illicit trafficking in and use of’,substitute ‘import and export of’.Article 9. Composition and F<strong>un</strong>ctions of <strong>the</strong> Board4. The Board, in co-operation with Governments, and subject <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> terms of thisConvention, shall endeavour <strong>to</strong> limit moni<strong>to</strong>r <strong>the</strong> cultivation, production, manufactureand use of <strong>drug</strong>s <strong>to</strong> an adequate amo<strong>un</strong>t required for medical and scientific purposes, <strong>to</strong>ensure <strong>the</strong>ir <strong>the</strong> availability of adequate quantities of <strong>drug</strong>s for such medical andscientific purposes and <strong>to</strong> prevent illicit cultivation, production and manufacture of, andillicit trafficking in, and use of, import and export of <strong>drug</strong>s.Article 12(5) – administration of <strong>the</strong> estimate systemIn Article 12(5):1. for ‘limiting’, substitute ‘moni<strong>to</strong>ring’2. after ‘moni<strong>to</strong>ring <strong>the</strong>’, insert ‘cultivation, production, manufacture,’3. delete ‘<strong>to</strong> an adequate amo<strong>un</strong>t required for medical and scientific purposes’4. for ‘<strong>the</strong>ir’, substitute ‘<strong>the</strong>’5. after ‘availability’, insert ‘of adequate quantities of <strong>drug</strong>s’6. for ‘such’, substitute ‘medical and scientific’.Article 12. Administration of <strong>the</strong> Estimate SystemThe Board, with a view <strong>to</strong> limiting moni<strong>to</strong>ring <strong>the</strong> cultivation, production, manufacture,use and distribution of <strong>drug</strong>s <strong>to</strong> an adequate amo<strong>un</strong>t required for medical and scientificpurposes and <strong>to</strong> ensuring <strong>the</strong>ir <strong>the</strong> availability of adequate quantities of <strong>drug</strong>s for suchmedical and scientific purposes, shall as expeditiously as possible confirm <strong>the</strong> estimates,including supplementary estimates, or, with <strong>the</strong> consent of <strong>the</strong> Government concerned,may amend such estimates. In case of a disagreement between <strong>the</strong> Government and <strong>the</strong>Board, <strong>the</strong> latter shall have <strong>the</strong> right <strong>to</strong> establish, comm<strong>un</strong>icate, and publish its ownestimates, including supplementary estimates.44
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