Zhejiang Provincial Drug Control Regulations

Article 1: In order to prevent and severely crack down on drug-related illegal and criminal activities, protect the physical and mental health of citizens, and maintain public security and order, these regulations are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and administrative regulations and in conjunction with the actual conditions of this province. Article 2 The term “drugs” as mentioned in these Regulations refers to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (methamphetamine), morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs controlled by the state that can induce humanoid addiction. Article 3 The anti-drug work shall be implemented comprehensively, with prevention as the main focus, and "ban on smoking, ban on trafficking, ban on breeding and prohibition" shall be carried out simultaneously, and the combination of specialized agencies and the mass line, education and punishment shall be adhered to, so that poisons must be banned and sources blocked. Cut off traffic, strictly enforce the law, and treat both the symptoms and root causes. Article 4: People’s governments at all levels are responsible for drug control work.

People's governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in drug control work, establish and improve comprehensive anti-drug coordination organizations, implement the anti-drug work responsibilities of relevant departments and units, and mobilize and organize the entire society to crack down on drugs.

People's governments at all levels should ensure the funds required for anti-drug work. Funds for anti-drug work are included in the fiscal budget, earmarked for special purposes, and audited regularly. Article 5: The public security organs of the people's governments at or above the county level are the competent departments for drug control work. Relevant departments such as judicial administration, health, drug supervision, economy and trade, civil affairs, industry and commerce, and transportation should formulate and improve relevant management systems and measures in accordance with national and provincial regulations, and effectively perform their respective anti-drug responsibilities.

People's courts and people's procuratorates should conscientiously perform their statutory functions and punish drug crimes in accordance with the law. Article 6 People's governments at all levels shall include anti-drug laws and regulations as part of national legal education, and organize public security, judicial administration and other departments to carry out anti-drug publicity activities to enhance the anti-drug awareness of the whole society.

Newspapers, radio, television, information websites and other media should actively carry out anti-drug propaganda. Article 7 The education department shall incorporate anti-drug education into relevant teaching materials and make it a part of school education.

Schools at all levels and types should provide anti-drug education to students. If students at school are found to have illegal drug-taking behavior, they should report it to the public security organs in a timely manner, and cooperate with the public security organs and parents to help them with education and detoxification; for students who return to school after detoxification, education and supervision should be strengthened.

Parents should provide anti-drug education to their minor children. If minor children commit illegal drug abuse, they should actively cooperate with the public security organs in providing drug treatment and strict control. Article 8 People’s governments at or above the county level shall actively organize and lead city sub-district offices and township people’s governments to build “drug-free communities”.

State agencies, social groups, enterprises and institutions, and residents (villages) committees all bear the responsibility for drug control in their own systems, units, and communities. They should establish and improve the drug control responsibility system and actively participate in the construction of "no drug control." Toxic community.” Article 9: 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 violations and crimes. Those who report and expose drug-related illegal and criminal activities, as well as those who have made meritorious services in anti-drug work, should be protected and rewarded. Article 10: Units and individuals engaged in service industries such as hotels, catering, culture and entertainment, beauty salons, bathrooms, etc. shall take effective measures to strengthen public security management of business premises and prevent and suppress the occurrence of drug-related illegal and criminal activities. Article 11: No unit or individual may produce, operate, use, store, transport, import or export narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs, and detoxification drugs without approval in accordance with the law.

Units that produce, operate, use, warehousing, transport, import and export narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs, and detoxification drugs shall strictly implement national regulations on the management of narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs, and detoxification drugs. Article 12 Enterprises that produce and operate a class of precursor chemicals stipulated by the state shall register with the local public security organs at or above the county level in accordance with relevant state regulations, obtain a registration certificate for the production and operation of precursor chemicals, and submit it at the end of April each year. Report production and operation status to the public security organs beforehand.

Units that purchase and use a class of precursor chemicals stipulated by the state shall apply for a purchase certificate of precursor chemicals from the local public security agency at or above the county level in accordance with relevant national regulations, and submit it to the local public security bureau at or above the county level at the end of April each year. Report usage to the public security organs beforehand.

Without the approval of the public security organs at or above the county level, a class of precursor chemicals specified by the state may not be transferred or sold. Individuals are strictly prohibited from purchasing a class of precursor chemicals specified by the state.

When a production or operating enterprise sells a class of precursor chemicals stipulated by the state, it shall inspect and copy the production and operation registration certificate and purchase certificate of the precursor chemicals of the purchasing enterprise or unit in accordance with relevant state regulations. , and truthfully record the types, quantities and other transactions sold, and keep them for two years for future reference. It is strictly prohibited to sell a class of precursor chemicals specified by the state to individuals or units that do not have production and operation registration certificates and purchase certificates for precursor chemicals.

When warehousing and transporting a category of precursor chemicals stipulated by the state, warehousing and transportation enterprises shall inspect and copy the production and operation record certificate of precursor chemicals of the entrusted enterprise or unit in accordance with relevant national regulations, Proof of purchase, and truthfully record the types, quantities, etc. of warehousing and transportation, and keep them for two years for future reference. Article 13 The import and export of precursor chemicals specified by the state shall be strictly managed in accordance with the national "Regulations on the Administration of the Import and Export of Precursor Chemicals".