Retained EU Law SI 2004/273 United Kingdom

Regulation (EC) No 273/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 February 2004 on drug precursors (Text with EEA relevance)

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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s.art003 Requirements for the placing on the market of scheduled substances Regulated
  • Appoint a responsible officer and obtain a licence or registration for drug precursorsOperator
s.art004 Customer declaration Regulated
  • Obtain customer declarations for category 1 and 2 scheduled substancesOperator
s.art005 Documentation Regulated
  • Document all transactions involving scheduled drug precursor substancesOperator
s.art007 Labelling Regulated
  • Label scheduled drug precursors before supply with official namesOperator
s.art008 Notification of the competent authorities Regulated
  • Notify authorities of suspicious transactions and provide transaction summariesOperator
17 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Scope and objectives
s.art002 Definitions
s.art006 Exemptions
s.art009 Guidelines
s.art010 Powers and obligations of competent authorities
s.art011 Cooperation between the Member States and the Commission
s.art012 Penalties
s.art013 Report to International Narcotics Control Board
s.art013 European database on drug precursors
s.art013 Data protection
s.art014 Implementing acts
s.art014 Committee procedure
s.art015 Adaptation of Annexes
s.art015 Regulations
s.art016 Information about measures adopted by Member States
s.art017 Repeals
s.art018 Entry into force

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