#	Section
1	Introduction and Title
2	Objectives of the Act
3	Dictionary
4	The basis of the concepts used in the Act
5	Rehabilitation Order
6	Indicative Assessment
7	Drugs
8	Use of drugs
9	Possession of drugs
10	Dealing in drugs
11	Drug dependent person
12	Initial Sentence
13	Final Sentence
14	Treatment Centre
15	Drug Court
16	Drug Dependence Assessment
17	Trafficking
18	Trafficker
19	Peddling
20	Peddler
21	Establishment of the National Drug Control Council
22	Objectives of the Council
23	Composition of the Council
24	President of the Council
25	Powers of the Council
26	Establishment of the National Drug Agency
27	Obligations of the National Drug Agency
28	Administration and operation of the National Drug Agency
29	Board of the Agency
30	Drug Court
31	Fundamentals of the court
32	Objectives of the Court
33	Transfer of cases to Drug Court
34	Operation of the Drug Court
35	Eligible persons
36	Persons ineligible
37	Jurisdiction of the Drug Court
38	Composition of the Drug Court
39	Appointment of judges
40	Criteria of Drug Court judges
41	Powers of Drug Court judges
42	Appointment of staff
43	Place of establishment of Drug Court
44	Advise to the Drug Court by the National Drug Agency
45	Appointment of technical panel by the Agency to advise the Drug Court
46	Submission of report
47	Establishment of treatment centres
48	Drug Offender Remand Center
49	Particulars of treatment centres
50	Licence to operate treatment centres
51	Regulations relating to treatment centres
52	Regulations relating to programmes conducted in treatment centres
53	Responsibility for managing treatment centres
54	Review Committees
55	Prosecution
56	Right to prosecute and right not to prosecute
57	Withdrawal of an ongoing case
58	Multiple charges
59	Additional offences falling within the jurisdiction of the Drug Court
60	Factors to be considered in deciding to prosecute or not prosecute
61	Suspension of the case
62	Factors to be ascertained by the drug court
63	Determination by Drug Court on whether to proceed with a case
64	Preparation and submission of indicative assessment report
65	Suitability for treatment
66	Initial sentence
67	Suspension of execution of initial sentence
68	Rehabilitation order
69	The contents of a Rehabilitation Order
70	Setting aside suspension order
71	Conditions of a Rehabilitation Order
72	Additional conditions of a Rehabilitation Order
73	Details of treatment programme
74	Explanation of Rehabilitation Order
75	When Order comes into effect
76	Suspension of Rehabilitation Order
77	Altering the conditions of Rehabilitation Order
78	Conferring of rewards
79	Imposition of sanctions
80	Limitation of right to appeal
81	Termination of treatment programme
82	Persons who may request the court for termination of a treatment programme
83	Termination of Rehabilitation Order upon termination of treatment programme
84	Completion of treatment programme
85	Imposition of final sentence
86	Final sentencing
87	Offenders convicted prior
88	Drug Court to ascertain certain matters
89	Suspension of sentence for eligible convicted offenders
90	Treatment of persons who volunteer for same
91	Conditions of treatment for volunteers
92	Procedure for treatment of volunteers
93	Protected from prosecution
94	Prosecution for a Section 36 offence
95	Prosecution for additional offences committed by persons who volunteer for treatment
96	Monitoring of treatment programmes by the Court
97	Transfer of persons between treatment centers
98	Residents of treatment centers
99	Arrest warrant
100	Application for overseas treatment
101	Provision for State funded treatment abroad
102	Treatment of persons in prison
103	Treatment of persons held in remand
104	Register of Persons Undergoing Treatment
105	Trafficking in diamorphine
106	Peddling in diamorphine
107	Dealing in diamorphine
108	Trafficking in cannabis
109	Peddling in cannabis
110	Dealing in cannabis
111	Trafficking in Schedule 1 drugs
112	Import and export of Schedule 1 drug
113	Manufacture of Schedule 1 drug
114	Use of diamorphine
115	Use of cannabis
116	Use of schedule 1 drug
117	Administration of Schedule 1 Drug
118	Trafficking in Schedule 2 drugs
119	Import and export of Schedule 2 drug
120	Manufacture of Schedule 2 drugs
121	Administration of Schedule 2 drug
122	Alteration of prescription
123	Drugs not included Schedules 1 and 2
124	Manufacture of Schedule 3 precursor substance
125	Failure to provide urine sample
126	Failure to consent to taking of photograph, finger impressions or body sample
127	Offences relating to drug trafficking by owners of premises or vehicles
128	Offences relating to use of drugs by owners of premises or vehicles
129	Receiving, retaining, using or concealment of proceeds of crime
130	Offence of Incitement
131	Buying or selling of substance believing it to be a schedule 1 drug
132	Failure to report trafficking or importation or exportation of drugs
133	Offence by Corporations
134	Commission of offences outside the Maldives
135	Offences punishable by maximum penalty
136	Use, peddling or trafficking of diamorphine by drug dependant person
137	Use, peddling or trafficking of diamorphine by person not drug dependant
138	Use, peddling or trafficking of cannabis by drug dependant person
139	Use, peddling or trafficking of cannabis by person not drug dependant
140	Use or trafficking of Schedule 1 drugs
141	Presumption as to weight of Schedule 1 drug
142	Use or trafficking of Schedule 2 drugs
143	Presumption as to possession
144	Presumption of trafficker
145	Presumption of a peddler
146	Presumption of possession by more than one person
147	Presumption concerning premises
148	Presumption concerning urine test
149	Powers of search and seizure
150	Additional powers of police
151	Power to search vehicles
152	Powers and obligations of Maldives Customs Service
153	Additional powers of customs officers
154	Controlled deliveries
155	Covert operations
156	Evidence relating to operations
157	Unexplained wealth
158	Forfeiture of proceeds of crime
159	Things seized under this Act
160	Burden of proving thing not proceeds of crime
161	Disposal of seized property
162	Procedures on how to deal with things seized as evidence
163	Urine testing
164	Exchange of intelligence information
165	Interpretation of this Chapter
166	Admissibility of evidence obtained under this Chapter
167	Power to take samples and photographs
168	Failure to submit to photographs or to provide samples
169	Further provisions relating to taking of body samples
170	Use of DNA information
171	Retention of photographs, fingerprints and information
172	Establishment of National Fund for Drug Countrol
173	Expenditure to which fund is applied to meet
174	Governing board of the Fund
175	Expenditure report of Fund
176	Benefit of the law
177	Plea bargaining
178	Protection of informants and witnesses
179	Imposition of multiple sentences
180	Conducting of test by foreign agencies
181	Compensation
182	Revision of the mandate of magistrate courts
183	Funds for establishment of treatment centers
184	Regulations relating to Schedule 2 drugs and Schedule 3 precursor substances
185	Regulations
186	Entry into force
187	Repealed laws
188	Rule applicable when procedures vary
189	Schedules
190	Interpretation

Narcotic Drugs Act (Unofficial)

Drugs

Rehabilitation

Trafficking

Special Acts

Law number:: 17/2011
Published date:: 31/12/12
Effective date:: 31/12/12

Annexes (3)

Part 1: Preliminary

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES

1. Introduction and Title

2. Objectives of the Act

3. Dictionary

Chapter 2: DICTIONARY OF CONCEPTS

4. The basis of the concepts used in the Act

5. Rehabilitation Order

6. Indicative Assessment

7. Drugs

8. Use of drugs

9. Possession of drugs

10. Dealing in drugs

11. Drug dependent person

12. Initial Sentence

13. Final Sentence

14. Treatment Centre

15. Drug Court

16. Drug Dependence Assessment

17. Trafficking

18. Trafficker

19. Peddling

20. Peddler

Part 2: INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

Chapter 3: NATIONAL DRUG CONROL COUNCIL

21. Establishment of the National Drug Control Council

22. Objectives of the Council

23. Composition of the Council

24. President of the Council

25. Powers of the Council

Chapter 4: NATIONAL DRUG AGENCY

26. Establishment of the National Drug Agency

27. Obligations of the National Drug Agency

28. Administration and operation of the National Drug Agency

29. Board of the Agency

Chapter 5: DRUG COURT

30. Drug Court

31. Fundamentals of the court

32. Objectives of the Court

33. Transfer of cases to Drug Court

34. Operation of the Drug Court

35. Eligible persons

36. Persons ineligible

37. Jurisdiction of the Drug Court

38. Composition of the Drug Court

39. Appointment of judges

40. Criteria of Drug Court judges

41. Powers of Drug Court judges

42. Appointment of staff

43. Place of establishment of Drug Court

44. Advise to the Drug Court by the National Drug Agency

45. Appointment of technical panel by the Agency to advise the Drug Court

46. Submission of report

Chapter 6: TREATMENT CENTRES

47. Establishment of treatment centres

48. Drug Offender Remand Center

49. Particulars of treatment centres

50. Licence to operate treatment centres

51. Regulations relating to treatment centres

52. Regulations relating to programmes conducted in treatment centres

53. Responsibility for managing treatment centres

54. Review Committees

Part 3: TRIAL PROCESS

Chapter 7: FILING AND TRANSFER OF CASES

55. Prosecution

56. Right to prosecute and right not to prosecute

57. Withdrawal of an ongoing case

58. Multiple charges

59. Additional offences falling within the jurisdiction of the Drug Court

60. Factors to be considered in deciding to prosecute or not prosecute

61. Suspension of the case

Part 4: DRUG COURT PROCESS

Chapter 8: HEARING AND DISPOSING OF CASES BY DRUG COURT

62. Factors to be ascertained by the drug court

63. Determination by Drug Court on whether to proceed with a case

64. Preparation and submission of indicative assessment report

65. Suitability for treatment

Chapter 9: INITIAL SENTENCE AND SUSPENSION OF EXECUTION OF SENTENCE

66. Initial sentence

67. Suspension of execution of initial sentence

68. Rehabilitation order

69. The contents of a Rehabilitation Order

70. Setting aside suspension order

71. Conditions of a Rehabilitation Order

72. Additional conditions of a Rehabilitation Order

73. Details of treatment programme

74. Explanation of Rehabilitation Order

75. When Order comes into effect

76. Suspension of Rehabilitation Order

77. Altering the conditions of Rehabilitation Order

78. Conferring of rewards

79. Imposition of sanctions

80. Limitation of right to appeal

Chapter 11: TERMINATION OF TREATMENT PROGRAMME

81. Termination of treatment programme

82. Persons who may request the court for termination of a treatment programme

83. Termination of Rehabilitation Order upon termination of treatment programme

Chapter 12: COMPLETION OF TREATMENT PROGRAMME

84. Completion of treatment programme

85. Imposition of final sentence

86. Final sentencing

Chapter 13: SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO ELIGIBLE CONVICTED OFFENDERS

87. Offenders convicted prior

88. Drug Court to ascertain certain matters

89. Suspension of sentence for eligible convicted offenders

Chapter 14: TREATMENT OF DRUG DEPENDENT PERSONS WHO VOLUNTEER FOR SAME

90. Treatment of persons who volunteer for same

91. Conditions of treatment for volunteers

92. Procedure for treatment of volunteers

93. Protected from prosecution

94. Prosecution for a Section 36 offence

95. Prosecution for additional offences committed by persons who volunteer for treatment

Chapter 15: GENERAL RULES RELATING TO TREATMENT

96. Monitoring of treatment programmes by the Court

97. Transfer of persons between treatment centers

98. Residents of treatment centers

99. Arrest warrant

100. Application for overseas treatment

101. Provision for State funded treatment abroad

102. Treatment of persons in prison

103. Treatment of persons held in remand

104. Register of Persons Undergoing Treatment

Part 5: OFFENCES AND PENALTIES

Chapter 16: OFFENCES RELATING TO SCHEDULE 1 DRUGS

105. Trafficking in diamorphine

106. Peddling in diamorphine

107. Dealing in diamorphine

108. Trafficking in cannabis

109. Peddling in cannabis

110. Dealing in cannabis

111. Trafficking in Schedule 1 drugs

112. Import and export of Schedule 1 drug

113. Manufacture of Schedule 1 drug

114. Use of diamorphine

115. Use of cannabis

116. Use of schedule 1 drug

117. Administration of Schedule 1 Drug

Chapter 17: OFFENCES RELATING TO SCHEDULE 2 DRUGS

118. Trafficking in Schedule 2 drugs

119. Import and export of Schedule 2 drug

120. Manufacture of Schedule 2 drugs

121. Administration of Schedule 2 drug

122. Alteration of prescription

Chapter 18: OTHER DRUG RELATED OFFENCES

123. Drugs not included Schedules 1 and 2

124. Manufacture of Schedule 3 precursor substance

125. Failure to provide urine sample

126. Failure to consent to taking of photograph, finger impressions or body sample

127. Offences relating to drug trafficking by owners of premises or vehicles

128. Offences relating to use of drugs by owners of premises or vehicles

129. Receiving, retaining, using or concealment of proceeds of crime

130. Offence of Incitement

131. Buying or selling of substance believing it to be a schedule 1 drug

132. Failure to report trafficking or importation or exportation of drugs

133. Offence by Corporations

134. Commission of offences outside the Maldives

135. Offences punishable by maximum penalty

Chapter 19: PRESUMPTIONS

136. Use, peddling or trafficking of diamorphine by drug dependant person

137. Use, peddling or trafficking of diamorphine by person not drug dependant

138. Use, peddling or trafficking of cannabis by drug dependant person

139. Use, peddling or trafficking of cannabis by person not drug dependant

140. Use or trafficking of Schedule 1 drugs

141. Presumption as to weight of Schedule 1 drug

142. Use or trafficking of Schedule 2 drugs

143. Presumption as to possession

144. Presumption of trafficker

145. Presumption of a peddler

146. Presumption of possession by more than one person

147. Presumption concerning premises

148. Presumption concerning urine test

Part 6: POWERS OF ENFORCEMENT

Chapter 20: SEARCH AND SEIZURE

149. Powers of search and seizure

150. Additional powers of police

151. Power to search vehicles

152. Powers and obligations of Maldives Customs Service

153. Additional powers of customs officers

Chapter 21: SPECIAL OPERATIONS

154. Controlled deliveries

155. Covert operations

156. Evidence relating to operations

Chapter 22: SEIZED PROPERTY

157. Unexplained wealth

158. Forfeiture of proceeds of crime

159. Things seized under this Act

160. Burden of proving thing not proceeds of crime

161. Disposal of seized property

162. Procedures on how to deal with things seized as evidence

Chapter 23: CONFERRING OF CERTAIN POWERS AND EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION

163. Urine testing

164. Exchange of intelligence information

Chapter 24: TAKING OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND SAMPLES

165. Interpretation of this Chapter

166. Admissibility of evidence obtained under this Chapter

167. Power to take samples and photographs

168. Failure to submit to photographs or to provide samples

169. Further provisions relating to taking of body samples

170. Use of DNA information

171. Retention of photographs, fingerprints and information

Part 7: MISCELLANEOUS

Chapter 25: NATIONAL FUND FOR DRUG CONTROL

172. Establishment of National Fund for Drug Countrol

173. Expenditure to which fund is applied to meet

174. Governing board of the Fund

175. Expenditure report of Fund

Chapter 26: MISCELLANEOUS

176. Benefit of the law

177. Plea bargaining

178. Protection of informants and witnesses

179. Imposition of multiple sentences

180. Conducting of test by foreign agencies

181. Compensation

182. Revision of the mandate of magistrate courts

183. Funds for establishment of treatment centers

184. Regulations relating to Schedule 2 drugs and Schedule 3 precursor substances

185. Regulations

186. Entry into force

187. Repealed laws

188. Rule applicable when procedures vary

189. Schedules

190. Interpretation

Annexes

SCHEDULE 1

ILLICIT SUBSTANCES

1.	ACETORPHINE
2.	ACETYL-ALPHA-METHYLFENTANYL
3.	ACETYLDIHYDROCODEINE
4.	ACETYLMETHADOL
5.	ALLYLPRODINE
6.	ALPHA-CETYL-METHADOL
7.	ALPHAMEPRODINE
8.	ALPHAMETHADOL
9.	ALPHA-METHYLFENTANYL
10.	ALPHA-METHYLTHIOFENTANYL
11.	ALPHAPRODINE
12.	ANILERIDINE
13.	BENZETHIDINE
14.	BENZYLMORPHINE
15.	BETACETYLMETHADOL
16.	BETA-HYDROXYFENTANYL
17.	BETA-HYDROXY-3-METHYLFENTANYL
18.	BETAMEPRODINE
19.	BETAMETHADOL
20.	BETAPRODINE
21.	BEZITRAMIDE
22.	BROLAMFETAMINE
23.	CATHINONE
24.	CANNABIS AND CANNABIS RESIN
25.	CANNABIS MIXTURE
26.	CANNABIS EXTRACTS AND TINCTURES
27.	CLONITAZENE
28.	COCA LEAF
29.	COCAINE
30.	CODOXIME
31.	CONCENTRATE OF POPPY STRAW
32.	CYCLOBARBITAL
33.	DESOMORPHINE
34.	DET
35.	DEXTROMORAMIDE
36.	DMA
37.	DMHP
38.	DMT
39.	DOET
40.	DIAMORPHINE
41.	DIAMPROMIDE
42.	DIETHYLTHIAMBUTENE
43.	DIFENOXIN
44.	DIHYDROMORPHINE
45.	DIHYDROETORPHINE
46.	DIMENOXADOL
47.	DIMEPHEPTANOL
48.	DIMETHYL, (METHYLENEDIOXY) PHENETHYLAMINE)
49.	DIMETHYLTHIAMBUTENE
50.	DIOXAPHETYLBUTYRATE
51.	DIPHENOXYLATE
52.	DIPIPANONE
53.	DROTEBANOL
54.	ECGONINE
55.	ETHYL, (METHYLENEDIOXY) PHENETHYLAMINE)
56.	ETHYLMETHYLTHIAMBUTENE
57.	ETHYLMORPHINE
58.	ETICYCLIDINE
59.	ETONITAZENE
60.	ETORPHINE
61.	ETOXERIDINE
62.	ETRYPTAMINE
63.	FENETYLLINE
64.	FURETHIDINE
65.	HYDROMORPHINOL
66.	HYDROXYPETHIDINE
67.	ISOMETHADONE
68.	KETOBEMIDONE
69.	LEVAMFETAMINE
70.	LEVOMETAMFETAMINE
71.	LEVOMETHORPHAN
72.	LEVOMORAMIDE
73.	LEVOPHENACYLMORPHAN
74.	LYSERGIDE (LSD) , LSD 25
75.	MDMA, 4-(METHYLENEDIOXY) PHENETHYLAMINE
76.	METAZOCINE
77.	METHYL, (METHYLENEDIOXY) PHENETHYLAMINE)
78.	METHYLDESORPHINE
79.	METHYLDIHYDROMORPHINE
80.	3-METHYLFENTANYL
81.	3-METHYLTHIOFENTANYL
82.	METOPON
83.	METAMFETAMINE RACEMATE
84.	MECLOQUALONE
85.	MEPHEDRONE
86.	MESCALINE
87.	METHAQUALONE
88.	METHCATHINONE
89.	METHYLPHENIDATE
90.	MORPHERIDINE
91.	MORAMIDE INTERMEDIATE
92.	4-METHYLAMINOREX
93.	MPPP
94.	MMDA
95.	MDE, N-ETHYL MDA
96.	4-MTA
97.	MYROPHINE
98.	N- HYRDROXY MDA, N-METHYL-3 (4-(METHLENEDIOXY) PHENYLTHYLAMINE
99.	NICOMORPHINE
100.	NORACYMETHADOL
101.	NORLEVORPHANOL
102.	NORMETHADONE
103.	NORMORPHINE
104.	NORPIPANONE
105.	OPIUM
106.	ORIPAVINE
107.	PARA-FLUOROFENTANYL
108.	PARAHEXYL
109.	PEPAP
110.	PHENADOXONE
111.	PHENAMPROMIDE
112.	PHENAZOCINE
113.	PHENOMORPHAN
114.	PHENOPERIDINE
115.	PHENCYCLIDINE
116.	PHENMETRAZINE
117.	PIMINODINE
118.	PIRITRAMIDE
119.	PMA
120.	PROHEPTAZINE
121.	PROPERIDINE
122.	PSILOCINE, PSILOTSIN
123.	PSILOCYBINE
124.	RACEMETHORPHAN
125.	RACEMORAMIDE
126.	RACEMORPHAN
127.	ROLICYCLIDINE
128.	REMIFENTANIL
129.	STP-DOM
130.	SP TENAMPHETAMINE
131.	TENOCYCLIDINE
132.	TETRAHYDRO CANNABINOL
133.	THEBACON
134.	THEBAINE
135.	THIOFENTANYL
136.	TILIDINE
137.	TMA
138.	TRIMEPERIDINE
139.	ZIPEPROL

The isomers, esters, ethers, and salts or derivative thereof of the substances listed in this Schedule except those explicitly included in Schedule 2.

This Schedule has been adopted inline with Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961 and Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971. The attribution of another name to any substance included in the Schedule shall not preclude the substance from being identified as that mentioned in this Schedule.

SCHEDULE 2

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES OF MEDICAL UTILITY

1.	AMFEPRAMONE
2.	AMFETAMINE
3.	AMINEPTINE
4.	AMINOREX
5.	AMOBARBITAL
6.	AMYL NITRATE, BUTYL NITRATE
7.	ALFENTANIL
8.	ALLOBARBITAL
9.	ALPRAZOLAM
10.	BARBITAL
11.	BENZENE
12.	BENZFETAMINE
13.	BROMAZEPAM
14.	BROTIZOLAM
15.	BUPRENORPHINE
16.	BUTALBITAL
17.	BUTANE
18.	BUTOBARBITAL
19.	CAMAZEPAM
20.	CATHINE
21.	CHILORDIAZEPOXIDE
22.	CLOBAZAM
23.	CLONAZEPAM
24.	CLORAZEPATE
25.	CLOTIAZEPAM
26.	CLOXAZOLAM
27.	CODEINE
28.	2 C-B, 4-BROMO-2, DIMETHOXYPHENETHYLAMINE
29.	DIAZEPAM
30.	DIHYDROCODEINE
31.	DELORAZEPAM
32.	DEXAMFETAMINE
33.	DEXTROPROPOXYPHENE
34.	DRONABINOL
35.	ESTAZOLAM
36.	ETHCHLORVYNOL
37.	ETHINAMATE
38.	ETHYL LOFLAZEMPATE
39.	ETILAMFETAMINE
40.	FENCAMFAMINE
41.	FENPROPOREX
42.	FENTANYL
43.	FLUDIAZEPAM
44.	FLUNITRAZEPAM
45.	FLURAZEPAM
46.	FREON
47.	GHB (Y-HYDROXYBUTRIC ACID)
48.	GLUTETHIMIDE
49.	HALAZEPAM
50.	HALOXAZOLAM
51.	HYDROCODONE
52.	HYDROMORPHONE
53.	KETAMINE
54.	KETAZOLAM
55.	LEFETAMINE
56.	LEVORPHANOL
57.	LOPRAZOLAM
58.	LORAZEPAM
59.	LORMETAZETAM
60.	MAZINDOL
61.	MEDAZEPAM
62.	MEFENOREX
63.	MEPROBAMATE
64.	MESCALINE
65.	MESOCARB
66.	METHADONE
67.	METHADONE INTERMEDIATE
68.	METHYLENE CHLORIDE
69.	METHYLPHENIDATE
70.	METHYLPHENOBARBITAL
71.	METHYPRYLON
72.	MIDAZOLAM
73.	MORPHINE
74.	MORPHINE METHOBROMIDE
75.	MORPHONE N-OXIDE
76.	NALBUPHINE
77.	NICOCODEINE
78.	NICODICODINE
79.	NIMETAZEPAM
80.	NITRAZEPAM
81.	NITRONS OXIDE 1 HEXANE
82.	NORDAZEPAM
83.	OXYCODONE
84.	OXYMORPHONE
85.	OXAZEPAM
86.	OXAZOLAM
87.	PETHIDINE
88.	PETHIDINE-INTERMEDIATE-A
89.	PETHIDINE-INTERMEDIATE-B
90.	PETHIDINE-INTERMEDIATE-C
91.	PENTOBARBITAL
92.	PENTAZOCINE
93.	PHOLCODINE
94.	PEMOLINE
95.	PHENDIMETRAZINE
96.	PHENOBARBITAL
97.	PHENTERMINE
98.	PINAZEPAM
99.	PIPRADOL
100.	PRAZEPAM
101.	PROPANE
102.	PROPIRAM
103.	PROPOXYPHENE
104.	PYROVALERONE
105.	SECOBARBITAL
106.	SECBUTABARBITAL
107.	SUFENTANIL
108.	TEMAZEPAM
109.	TETRAZEPAM
110.	TOLUENE
111.	TRIAZOLAM
112.	TRICHLOROETHYLENE
113.	VINYLBITAL
114.	ZOLPIDEM

SCHEDULE 3

SUBSTANCES WITH UTILITY IN PRODUCING DRUGS

1.		N-acetylanthranilic acid also known as N-Acetyl-o-aminobenzoic acid
2.		Ephedrine also known as β-Hydroxy-N-methylamphetamine
3.		Ergometrine also known as Ergonovine or Ergobasine or [8β(S) ]-9-10-Didehydro-N-(2-hydroxy-1-methylethyl) -6-methyl-6-methylergoline-8-carboxamide
4.		Ergotamine also known as 12’-Hydroxy-2’-methyl-5’-a-(phenymethyl) ergotaman-3’,6’,18’-trinone
5.		Isosafrole also known as 1,2-(Methylenedioxy) -4-propenylbenzene
6.		Lysergic acid also known as 9,10-Didehydro-6-methylergoline-8β-carboxylic acid
7.		3,4-methylenedioxyphenyl-2-propanone
8.		Norephedrine
9.		1-Phenyl-2-propanone also known as Phenylacetone
10.		Piperonal also known as 3,4-(Methylenedioxy) benzaldehyde or Piperonylaldehyde
11.		Pseudoephedrine
12.		Pseudoephedrine also known as β-Hydroxy-N-methylamphetamine
13.		Safrole also known as 4-Allyl-1,2-methylenedioxybenzene
14.		Acetic anhydride also known as Acetic oxide
15.		Acetone also known as 2-Propanone or Dimethyl ketone
16.		Anthranilic acid also known as o-Aminobenzoic acid
17.		Ethyl ether also known as Ether or Diethyl ether or Ethyl oxide or Diethyl oxide or Ethoxyethane or 1,1’-Oxybisethane
18.		Hydrochloric acid
19.		Methyl ethyl ketone also known as 2-Butanone
20.		Phenylacetic acid also known as Benzeneacetic acid or α-Toluic acid
21.		Piperidine also known as Hexahydropyridine
22.		Potassium permanganate
23.		Sulphuric acid
24.		Toluene also known as Methylbenzene or Phenylmethane

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