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The Board recommends that Governments review and update the assessments at least every three years.
Where multilateral forums do not exist, the Board recommends that Governments consider the possibility of establishing them.
The Board recommends that Governments establish standards of good professional practice for the provision of pharmaceutical services via the Internet.
In order to ensure more effective implementation of the conventions, the Board recommends that Governments that have not already done so should take the following measures.
The Board recommends that Governments should consider controlling such plant material at the national level where necessary.
In view of this alarming trend, the Board recommends that Governments put in place stronger controls over transactions involving phenylacetic acid.
The Board recommends that Governments support the revitalization process of INSTRAW, reaffirming their will to support GAINS as the working methodology of the Institute.
Where possible, the Board recommends that Governments consider generic scheduling to control entire groups of such substances.
The Board recommends that Governments review and update the assessments of their annual medical and scientific requirements for psychotropic substances at least every three years.
The Board recommends that Governments review and update the assessments of their annual medical and scientific requirements for psychotropic substances at least once every three years.
The Board recommends that Governments analyse the history of patterns of trade in phenylacetic acid(and its esters) so that attempts at diversion may be identified and thwarted.
The Board recommends that Governments remain vigilant and scrutinize the import and export orders involving controlled substances to ensure that they are destined for legitimate purposes.
The Board recommends that Governments broaden the focus of alternative development programmes, paying greater attention to the needs of marginalized and neglected populations in both rural and urban areas.
The Board recommends that governments identify impediments to the availability of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances(policy, regulatory, administrative) and take detailed, step-by-step measures to remove those impediments.
The Board recommends that Governments establish standards and publish guidelines for doctors providing their services to Internet pharmacies on patient evaluation, treatment and consultation, on the issuing of prescriptions and on the maintenance of medical records.
Therefore, the Board recommends that Governments adopt a more strategic approach to the fight against drug traffickers in order to reduce the supply of illicit drugs and to free the stretched resources of national criminal justice systems.
The Board recommends that Governments ensure that their national authorities respond in an appropriate manner to requests for cooperation from other States in cases involving the illegal sale of preparations containing internationally controlled substances through the Internet.
The Board recommends that Governments that have not yet done so and have experienced problems with regard to persons engaging in the recreational use of or trafficking in such plant material, to remain vigilant(since the risks associated with such use may increase) and to notify the Board and the WHO of those problems.
To address the issue of liquidity, the Board recommended that Governments and National Committees make their remittances to UNICEF as early as possible.
In recognition of this fact, the Board recommended that Governments evaluate the activities undertaken and their impact to determine further action to be taken.
Therefore, the Board strongly recommends that Governments extend the aforementioned measures to substances in Schedules III and IV.
The Board further recommends that Governments cooperate in investigations concerning trafficking in ATS, including against illegally operating Internet pharmacies.
The Board also recommends that Governments that choose not to extradite a particular person for drug-related offences should submit the case for prosecution domestically.
The Board has recommended that Governments implement the provisions of that article, including through constitutional amendments.
The Board also recommended that Governments give serious intention to launching such a programme of action at the international level.
In the light of this success, the Board has recommended that Governments extend the simplified estimate system to Schedule III and IV substances and communicate their assessments to the Board for publication.
Despite the INCB's 2001 affirmation that ayahuasca is not subject to drug control by international convention,in its 2010 Annual Report the Board recommended that governments consider controlling(i.e. criminalizing) ayahuasca at the national level.
The Board recommends, inter alia, that Governments enact legislation that provides for the efficient investigation and prosecution of large-scale drug trafficking networks; deprive traffickers of all financial gains; make more effective use of the criminal justice system; and enhance international cooperation.
The Board recommends that UNDCP assist those Governments that are without national drug master plans or their equivalent to produce plans as soon as possible identifying and prioritizing specific drug-related problems and establishing a course of action at the government level to address them.
Therefore the Board recommends that all Governments should.