2874
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 71

will be used for, legitimate purposes, and that any other dangerous drug included in such application is required for, and, if imported, will be used solely for medicinal or scientific purposes.

(3) On the receipt of any such application the Comptroller may issue a license to import all or any of the dangerous drugs set forth therein, provided that he is satisfied that the importation thereof is lawful under the said Act and these regulations, and that any raw opium or coca leaf enumerated in such license is required for, and, if imported will be used for, legitimate purposes, and that any other dangerous drug enumerated in the license is required for, and, if imported, will be used solely for, medicinal or scientific purposes.

REGULATION 3.—LICENSES FOR EXPORTATION.

(1) A license to export dangerous drugs shall be in the form numbered 3 in the First Schedule hereto.

(2) Such license may be granted subject to such conditions or restrictions as the Comptroller may in any case direct, and shall be issued only on production of a certificate from the Government of the country to which any such dangerous drug is to be exported, that the importation into that country of the consignment in question is approved by that Government, that (in the case of raw opium and coca leaf) such drugs are required for legitimate purposes, and (in the case of other dangerous drugs) that such drugs are required solely for medicinal or scientific purposes.

(3) The production of the certificate mentioned in the last preceding clause of this regulation may, at the discretion of the Comptroller and under such conditions as he may require, be dispensed with in any special case, and in cases where dangerous drugs are to be exported to a country the laws of which do not provide for the issue of such a certificate.

(4) Nothing in these regulations shall apply to any dangerous drugs supplied, by permission of the Collector of Customs to the master of any ship trading overseas, in such quantities only as are required for use as medical stores for such ship.

PART II: MANUFACTURE AND DISPOSAL.

REGULATION 4.—LICENSES TO DEAL IN DANGEROUS DRUGS.

(1) Every person who desires to obtain a license under section 9 of the said Act shall apply therefor in writing to the Director-General in the form numbered 4 in the First Schedule hereto, and shall set out the dangerous drugs in which the applicant desires to deal, and the full address of the premises at which the applicant desires to deal in such drugs.

(2) All applications, returns, and other communications to be made or delivered to the Director-General by any applicant or licensee under this and the succeeding regulations shall be made through the Medical Officer of Health in charge of the health district constituted under the Health Act, 1920, in which are situate the premises to which such communications relate.

(3) The Director-General may in any case require the applicant to furnish information or evidence, by statutory declaration or otherwise, as to the nature of his business, the extent to which he proposes to deal in dangerous drugs, his personal character, or any other matter relevant to the granting of a license.

(4) If satisfied as to the character of the applicant and generally as to the propriety of the application, the Director-General shall grant to the applicant a license in the form numbered 5 in the First Schedule hereto, and shall enter the particulars of such license in a Register kept for the purpose.

(5) Every such license shall set out the dangerous drugs which the licensee is authorized to produce, manufacture, sell, distribute; or otherwise deal in, and shall not be deemed to authorize dealing in any dangerous drug not specified in the license.

(6) Every licensee desiring to deal in any dangerous drug not specified in his license shall apply for a further license for that purpose in the manner hereinbefore prescribed.

(7) Every license shall be deemed to be granted subject to the condition that the licensee shall not produce, manufacture, sell, distribute, or otherwise deal in any dangerous drug elsewhere than at the premises named in the license or at any premises that may, by endorsement thereon signed by the Director-General, be substituted for or added to the premises named in the license.