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The Board urges Governments to prohibit such advertising.
To help stop the efforts of illicit trafficking organizations, the Board urges Governments to review existing domestic control systems, determine whether weaknesses exist and work to close existing gaps.
The Board urges Governments to ensure that the distribution and consumption of acetic anhydride at the national level is properly controlled.
In view of the serious consequences of abuse in certain countries, the Board urges Governments to accelerate the setting up of the required control mechanisms and, as a high priority, those relating to the export or re-export of fenetylline.
The Board urges Governments to continue to provide increasing support for the Fund.
The Board urges Governments of countries in the region to conduct similar surveys.
The Board urges Governments to allocate adequate resources and expand treatment services for drug addicts.
The Board urges Governments to strengthen controls over the movement of such chemicals within their territory.
The Board urges Governments to provide WHO with any relevant data on the extent of abuse of that substance.
The Board urges Governments of producing countries to maintain the future production at the levels currently planned.
The Board urges Governments of countries in the region, in particular, those heavily dependent on tourism, to remain vigilant.
The Board urges Governments concerned to take necessary steps to ensure that article 10 of the 1971 Convention is adequately implemented.
Therefore, the Board urges Governments of exporting and importing countries to do their utmost to ensure that such transactions do not occur.
The Board urges Governments of member States of the European Union to assess the impact of such programmes on the illicit market for and the abuse of heroin.
The Board urges Governments of producing countries to maintain future production at the levels currently planned and to avoid excessive stocks.
Board urges Governments that have already registered with the PEN Online system to make use of the system for every transaction involving precursors.
The Board urges Governments to speed up the process of the adoption of adequate drug control legislation and the establishment of operational national coordinating bodies.
The Board urges Governments in Africa to evaluate their real medical needs for ephedrine and invites WHO to assist them in the fulfilment of that task.
The Board urges Governments to review their domestic systems for the control of chemicals to determine if weaknesses exist and to work on closing any existing gaps in those systems.
The Board urges Governments to provide generous and sustained contributions to enable the Fund further to expand its support for programmes in developing countries.
The Board urges Governments to be vigilant in order to ensure that poppy seeds traded for culinary purposes are not derived from illicitly cultivated poppy plants.
The Board urges Governments of the countries concerned to re-examine their needs for psychotropic substances and to ensure adequate supply of those substances for medical purposes.
The Board urges Governments to control ephedrine and pseudoephedrine in the form of pharmaceutical preparations in the same manner as they control the scheduled substances themselves.
The Board urges Governments to establish and strengthen mechanisms for tracking the domestic and international movement of those precursor chemicals and to provide the relevant data to the Board. .
The Board urges Governments to strengthen their institutional structures and ensure that the financial and technical resources necessary for the prevention and/or detection of money-laundering operations are provided.
The Board urges Governments of countries in South Asia to remain vigilant in their efforts to prevent the diversion of precursor chemicals and to ensure that regulatory capacity keeps pace with developments in industry.
The Board urges Governments of all countries in which buprenorphine is used for licit purposes to remain vigilant and to adopt appropriate control measures, while making the substance available for use in medical treatment.
The Board urges Governments to ensure that their national legislation contains such provisions and that those provisions are enforced, making violators liable to sanctions that have an appropriate deterrent effect.
Therefore, the Board urges Governments to adequately monitor the licit manufacture and distribution of chemicals used in the illicit manufacture of drugs, in accordance with article 12, paragraph 8, of the 1988 Convention.
The Board urges Governments in the region to take cognizance of the content of chapter II of the present report, on emerging substances of abuse, and to consider implementing the recommendations to Governments which are contained therein.