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WHA7.7 1931 Convention on Narcotic Drugs : Interpretation of " Convertible Substances "

The Seventh World Health Assembly, Having considered resolution EB13.R10,

DECIDES that, so far as the functions conferred upon the World Health Organization by the 1931 Convention for Limiting the Manufacture and Regulating the Distribution of Narcotic Drugs are concerned, a substance will be considered by the World Health Organization as " convertible " where the

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ease of conversion and the yield obtained constitute a risk to public health, and that in cases where there is uncertainty as to whether a substance will fall under this definition, the substance will be considered as

" convertible " rather than as " not convertible ".

Handb. Res., 2nd ed., 1.5.1 Adopted at the sixth plenary meeting, 14 May 1954 (section 4 of the first report of the Committee on Programme and Budget)

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