Chapter III
CONTROL OF THE DELIVERY, RECEPTION, STORING AND TRANSPORT OF NARCOTICS, ADDICTIVE DRUGS, PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICINES AND PRE-SUBSTANCES
Article 6.-
1. The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Public Security shall, within the ambit of their respective tasks and powers, define persons fully qualified for direct delivery, reception, storing and transport of narcotics, addictive drugs, psychotropic medicines and pre-substances for medical and industrial use, analysis, test, scientific research, professional training and drug-related crime investigation.
2. Goods consignees prescribed in Clause 1 of this Article must have necessary papers and be responsible for the quality, quantity and categories of such substances in the course of transportation, and deliver them in full to the persons in charge of direct management.
3. Goods deliverers prescribed in Clause 2 of this Article must check and compare the concentration degrees, contents, quantity, quality, goods lot numbers and use duration of delivered goods. Upon completing the delivery and reception, the deliverers and consignees must sign and clearly inscribe their full names on ex-warehousing and warehousing vouchers.
Article 7.- Narcotics, pre-substances, addictive drugs and psychotropic medicines must be preserved at separate places in warehouses or in separate warehouses, and the safety thereof must be ensured.
Article 8.-
1. Narcotics, pre-substances, addictive drugs and psychotropic medicines must, in the course of transportation, be packed and sealed up, with the delivering and receiving places, their names and quantity clearly inscribed on the packing, and accompanied by monitoring dossiers. In all circumstances, trunks, cases and/or boxes used for packing must be stuck with packing bills clearly stating the names, concentration, content (if any) and quantity of substances, packing date and names of packers, in order to facilitate the inspection and identification.
Individuals, agencies and organizations that have their goods transported must apply measures to ensure the safety thereof, not to let them be lost and take responsibility for the quantity and quality of their goods.
2. The Ministry of Public Security shall specify the transport of substances prescribed in Clause 1 of this Article in service of the fight against drug-related crimes. The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Industry shall, within the ambit of their respective tasks and powers, specify the transport of substances prescribed in Clause 1 of this Article in service of medical and industrial needs, analysis, test and scientific research.