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Regulations of Guizhou Province on Drug Control (20 1 1)
Article 1 In order to prevent and punish drug crimes, educate and rescue drug addicts, protect citizens' physical and mental health, and maintain social order, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the provisions of the Anti-drug Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other relevant laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of this province. Article 2 The term "drugs" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (ice), morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances that can make people addicted as stipulated by the state. Article 3 Drug control is the common responsibility of the whole society, and the working mechanism of unified leadership of the government, respective responsibilities of relevant departments and extensive participation of the society is implemented.

Drug control work focuses on prevention and comprehensive treatment, implements the policy of banning seeds, trafficking and smoking at the same time, and adheres to the principle of combining education with punishment. Article 4 The people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the drug control work into the national economic and social development plan and include the drug control funds in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level. Fifth Provincial People's Government Anti-drug Committee is responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding the province's anti-drug work; City, state people's governments (regional administrative offices) and county-level people's governments' anti-drug committees are responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding the anti-drug work within their respective administrative areas. Drug control committees at all levels shall formulate specific measures for drug control work, and supervise, inspect and evaluate the drug control work in their respective administrative areas.

The offices of the anti-drug committees at all levels are responsible for the daily work of the anti-drug committees and are staffed in accordance with relevant regulations. Article 6 Public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts shall perform their statutory duties and crack down on drug-related illegal and criminal activities according to law.

Judicial administration, industry and commerce, health (food and drug supervision and management), production safety supervision, quality and technical supervision, customs, entry-exit inspection and quarantine, transportation, human resources and social security, culture, civil affairs and other departments shall carry out drug control work according to their respective responsibilities. Article 7 The press and publication, radio and television, trade unions, the Communist Youth League and women's federations shall, in light of their actual work, organize anti-drug publicity and education, popularize drug prevention knowledge, and enhance citizens' anti-drug awareness.

The mainstream media should arrange certain pages or time slots to publish and broadcast anti-drug public service advertisements for free every year, and other media should also take various forms to carry out anti-drug publicity. Eighth education administrative departments and schools should incorporate drug control knowledge into education and teaching content, and carry out drug control publicity and education for students. Public security organs, judicial administrative departments and health administrative departments shall provide assistance. Article 9 Urban subdistrict offices and township people's governments shall be responsible for community drug rehabilitation, guide residents' committees and villagers' committees to do a good job in education and publicity on drug control, prohibition of trafficking and prohibition, and implement preventive measures against drug control. Article 10 State organs, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and other organizations shall educate their personnel on drug control, implement the responsibility system for drug control and do a good job in drug control. Eleventh parents or other guardians of minors should educate minors about the dangers of drugs and prevent them from taking or injecting drugs or engaging in other illegal and criminal activities related to drugs.

Family members who take or inject drugs and other family members should educate and stop them, and take care of them in life to help them get rid of drug addiction. Twelfth drug addicts should take the initiative to register with the public security organs for drug rehabilitation or to receive drug rehabilitation treatment in qualified medical institutions; The public security organ shall establish a registration file of drug addicts, and the public security organ shall not impose administrative punishment on drug addicts who voluntarily register with the public security organ for drug rehabilitation or receive drug rehabilitation treatment in qualified medical institutions. Thirteenth people's governments at the county level shall, according to the actual needs of community drug rehabilitation, be equipped with full-time community drug control staff. Full-time community drug control staff should be openly recruited to the society.

The people's governments at or above the county level shall, when arranging the financial budget for drug control, tilt towards the community and arrange certain special funds to ensure the development of drug rehabilitation work in the community.

The police station should strengthen the dynamic management of drug-related personnel within its jurisdiction and participate in the daily management of community drug addicts; Community medical institutions are responsible for health education and counseling services (rehabilitation) for community drug addicts; Judicial administration, civil affairs and other departments are responsible for the correction, assistance and assistance of community drug addicts. Article 14 City subdistrict offices and township people's governments shall, according to the distribution of community drug addicts (rehabilitation) within their respective jurisdictions, establish mechanisms for drug treatment, psychological intervention, assistance and assistance, supervision and management, and set up community drug addicts (rehabilitation) working groups. The working group consists of family members or other guardians of drug addicts, members of village (neighborhood) committees, community police and community full-time anti-drug workers.

Community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) working group shall, according to the situation of community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) personnel, formulate targeted community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) programs, sign community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) agreements with drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) personnel, and implement community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) measures.

The format and main contents of the community drug rehabilitation (rehabilitation) agreement shall be uniformly stipulated by the Office of the Provincial Narcotics Control Commission. Fifteenth drug addicts in any of the following circumstances, the public security organs of the people's governments at or above the county level may order them to receive community drug rehabilitation at their domicile or current residence:

(a) drug abuse was seized by the public security organs for the first time, with a fixed residence and a stable source of life, with family custody conditions;

(two) pregnant or nursing their own baby under the age of 65438 0;

(3) Under the age of 16;

(4) Over 60 years of age;

(five) suffering from serious illness or disability, unable to take care of themselves;

(6) Others who are not suitable for compulsory isolation and detoxification.