PRIME MINISTER ORDER N°27/03 OF 23/10/2008 DETERMINING A LIST OF PROHIBITED DRUGS UNLESS AUTHORIZED OR TEMPORARY PERMITTED | 27/03 OF 23/10/2008 — Rwanda law | Esheria

PRIME MINISTER ORDER N°27/03 OF 23/10/2008 DETERMINING A LIST OF PROHIBITED DRUGS UNLESS AUTHORIZED OR TEMPORARY PERMITTED

This article says the Order sets out which drugs and chemical substances need authorization or temporary permission before sale, importation, exportation, storage for sale, or distribution, including free distribution.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
27/03 OF 23/10/2008
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article says the Order sets out which drugs and chemical substances need authorization or temporary permission before sale, importation, exportation, storage for sale, or distribution, including free distribution. Drugs and chemical substances listed in the annex need prior authorization or temporary permission before being sold, imported, exported, stored for sale, or distributed, including free distribution. Anyone seeking authorization for listed drugs or chemical substances must submit a written application to the Minister in charge of commerce, with copies to the environment minister and any other concerned minister. An applicant must explain why authorization is needed and describe how the listed drugs or chemicals will be managed. The Minister in charge of commerce may issue the authorization after consulting REMA and the concerned ministry, and must do so within 30 calendar days of receiving the application.