Amendment: The Controlled Substances Act (Inter) 669

Amendment to The Controlled Substances Act (inter) to help end the drug problem and abolish the original Drug Task Force

3.1 - Drugs to be listed as Schedule B Narcotics:

3.1.1 - Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

3.1.2 - Psilocybin

3.1.3 - Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)

3.1.3.1 - Defined as the chemical substance named Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol or C[21]H[30]O[2].

3.2 - Schedule B to be defined as controlled substances under vise of pharmaceutical practice.

3.3 - Drugs defined in Schedule B may be prescribed by health care professionals.

3.4 - The consumption of a schedule B drug without a known prescription by a health care professional shall be categorized as a class A misdemeanor

3.5 - The sale, possession, or manufacture of Schedule B drug shall be categorized as a Class B misdemeanor.

3.6 - The repeated sale, possession, or manufacture of a Schedule B drug shall be categorized as a Class A misdemeanor.

4.1 - Schedule D is defined as drugs or substances that can act as a stimulant, depressant, or sedative.

4.2 - Schedule D Drugs must be prescribed by a licensed medical professional to be legally sold to the individual.

4.3 - Legalization of the manufacturing and sale of Schedule D drugs to be limited to licensed facilities within the region.

4.4 - The following to be labeled as Schedule D Drugs:

4.4.1 - Cannabidiol (CBD)

4.4.1.1 - Defined as the chemical substance named C[21]H[30]O[2].

4.5 - The consumption of a schedule D drug without a known prescription by a health care professional shall be categorized as a class C misdemeanor

4.6 - The sale, possession, or manufacture of Schedule D drug shall be categorized as a Class B misdemeanor.

4.7 - The repeated sale, possession, or manufacture of a Schedule D drug shall be categorized as a Class A misdemeanor.

5.1 - Take out any reference of Cannabidol in subsection 5.3.2 and subsection 5.3.2.1 as it is going into Article 4 as stated above.

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