Hainan Provincial Drug Control Regulations

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to prevent and combat drug illegal and criminal activities, educate and help drug addicts to get rid of their drug addiction, protect the physical and mental health of citizens, and maintain social order, in accordance with relevant laws and administrative regulations and in conjunction with this province Actually, this regulation is enacted. Article 2 The term “drugs” as mentioned in these Regulations refers to opium, heroin, methamphetamine, morphine, marijuana, cocaine, ketamine and other narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs controlled by the state that can induce humanoid addiction. Article 3 The anti-drug work shall follow the policy of simultaneously prohibiting smoking, trafficking, breeding, and prohibition, putting prevention first, strictly enforcing the law, and comprehensively managing, and adhere to the principle of combining punishment with education. Article 4: Drug control is the common responsibility of the entire society.

People's governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership over anti-drug work, incorporate anti-drug work into national economic and social development plans, establish a responsibility system for anti-drug work, and mobilize and organize the entire society to participate in anti-drug work.

People's governments at all levels should include anti-drug and compulsory drug detoxification funds in their fiscal budgets and use earmarked funds to ensure necessary expenditures. Article 5: The public security organs are the departments in charge of drug prohibition and compulsory drug rehabilitation.

The judicial administrative department is responsible for the management of drug rehabilitation and labor education and the publicity of anti-drug law.

Departments of health, food and drug supervision, industrial and commercial administration, education, press and publication, radio and television, civil affairs, transportation, civil aviation, customs and other departments should carry out anti-drug related work in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Trade unions, Communist Youth League, Women's Federation and other social groups should carry out anti-drug related work in accordance with their respective functions. Article 6: All units and individuals have the obligation to report and expose drug-related crimes.

People's governments at all levels should establish a reporting system for drug crimes and protect and reward those who report and expose them.

People's governments at all levels should commend and reward groups and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in investigating and handling drug crimes, anti-drug publicity and education, drug treatment assistance and education, and anti-drug scientific research. Chapter 2 Prevention and Prohibition Article 7 Public security organs shall strengthen the investigation and crackdown on drug-related illegal and criminal activities, conduct drug investigations, and establish registration files for drug-related personnel.

Public security organs should strengthen anti-drug sources and interception work, take effective measures, and conduct inspections of coastal border ports, airports, stations, ports, docks and other public places. If necessary, they can conduct public inspections in accordance with the law. *Conduct inspections on transportation vehicles, personnel, and goods to cut off drug trafficking channels. Article 8: Smoking and injecting drugs are prohibited.

It is prohibited to force, induce, or instigate others to take or inject drugs.

It is prohibited to provide places, equipment or other facilities for others to take or inject drugs. Article 9 People's governments at all levels should organize and carry out the construction of "drug-free communities".

State agencies, enterprises, institutions, social groups, village (residents) committees and other organizations should conduct anti-drug education for their own staff and village (residents) residents, actively assist the public security organs in cracking down on drugs, and improve and implement the anti-drug responsibility system, and actively carry out and participate in the construction of “drug-free units” and “drug-free communities”. The main person in charge is the first person responsible for the anti-drug work of the unit and has full responsibility for the unit's anti-drug work. Article 10: The judicial administrative department shall include anti-drug laws and regulations as part of the national popularization of the law, actively carry out anti-drug publicity activities, and enhance the anti-drug awareness of the whole society.

Newspapers, magazines, radio, television, Internet websites and other media should use various forms to carry out anti-drug publicity, and arrange a certain page or period of time every year to publish and broadcast anti-drug public service advertisements for free. Article 11 The village (resident) committee may, in light of local realities, formulate village rules and regulations or residents' conventions on anti-drugs in accordance with the law, implement anti-drug measures, and cooperate with the public security organs and judicial administrative departments in providing assistance and education to drug addicts. Article 12: Educational administrative departments shall incorporate drug prevention education into school education content.

Schools should strengthen drug prevention knowledge education for students. If students at school are found to have illegal behaviors of taking or injecting drugs, they should stop them, report to the education administrative department and the public security agency in a timely manner, and cooperate with the public security agency and the parents of the students. Supervise him to detoxify.

If a student requests to continue studying after recovering from drug addiction, the school shall allow it and continue to provide assistance and education to prevent relapse. Article 13: Parents and guardians of minors shall provide anti-drug education to minors.

If a family member takes or injects drugs, other family members should stop them, urge and help them to quit, or cooperate with the government to force them to quit. Article 14 The operators and managers of public entertainment and service venues shall conduct anti-drug education for their employees, post anti-drug warning signs at prominent locations in the premises, publish reporting hotlines, and implement an inspection system. If illegal activities such as selling, smoking, and injecting drugs are discovered within the premises, they should be stopped, reported to the public security organs in a timely manner, and assisted in the investigation and evidence collection by the public security organs. Article 15 It is strictly prohibited to illegally cultivate opium poppy, marijuana and other original drug plants; those that have been illegally planted will be forcibly eradicated.

Any unit or individual who discovers the illegal cultivation of opium poppy, marijuana and other drug raw plants should report it to the local township (town) people's government or public security agency in a timely manner. Article 16: Smuggling, selling, transporting, manufacturing and illegal possession of drugs is prohibited. Article 17 It is prohibited to illegally buy, transport, carry, store, and use drug-derived plants (including shells, leaf lipids, and seeds) and their seeds or seedlings.

It is strictly prohibited to add poppy husk (seeds, leaf fat, seedlings), hemp seeds (seedlings) and other original drug plants in food and beverages.