The non-medical use of drugs : interim report.

  • Canada. Commission of Inquiry into the Non-medical Use of Drugs.
Date:
1971
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Credit: The non-medical use of drugs : interim report. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    “pendence sioner, RCMP, 196, 203. See also Law and enforcement Child protection statutes. See Law and enforcement Children’s aid agencies, 417 Chloral hydrate, 33 Chlordiazepoxide. See Tranquillizers, ‘minor, drugs Chloroform. See Volatile solvents, drugs Chlorpromazine. See Tranquillizers, major, drugs Chopra, G.S., and R. N., 120-21, 287, 304 Christie; P., 231 Chromosome (definition, 430) drug-induced changes, 104—5, 115, 166, 292-3 research on, 292-3. See also Teratogenicity Clark, D. C., 137-8 Classification of drugs. See Drugs, clas- sification, and specific drugs Clement, W., 24, 88, 232, 233 Cocaine, 33, 35, 43, 47, 53, 78, 85, 88, 132, 147, 158, 305 Codeine. See Opiate narcotics, drugs Coffee, 33, 273. See also Caffeine Cohen, S., 100 Cola drinks, 33. See also Caffeine College, drug use in. See Extent of non- medical drug use. College of Pharmacists of the Province of Quebec, 356 Medical Use of Drugs: appointment, 13-14 attitude towards non-medical drug use, 275-6, 319-20 briefs, submissions to, 19-21, 207, 359-403. See also names of individuals commissioners and staff, 27-8, 404 final report, 25, 270, 277 hearings, 19-23, 187, 207, 218-19, 271 interim report, 24-7, 270-71, 277 methods of inquiry, 18-24, 186 recommendations. See Commission of Inquiry recommendations and sug- gestions terms of reference, 324-5 Commission of Inquiry recommendations and suggestions: analysis and quality of street drug samples, 317 cannabis, 278-90 legalization, 284, 339-43, 347-8, 356 i424, 270-71, legal reclassification, 281-2, 345 moratorium, 344—5 possessional offence, 335-6, 345, 346, 356 research, 314—15 trafficking, 345-6 See also specijic topics education and information, 315-24 federal-provincial roles, 318, 321-4 for medical personnel, 355 national agency for, 323 youth as educators in, 320-21 law and enforcement, 324-49 absolute discharge, 349 criminal records, 348 discretion of legal officials, 337 legalization of cannabis, 284, 339-43 possessional offence (general), 334-7 possession of cannabis, 335, 345-6 possession of controlled drugs, 334, 337 protection of accused, 347-8 reclassification of cannabis, 281-2, 345 reduction of impact, 334 trafficking, redefinition, 346 trafficking and possession, 336 medical and innovative services: child protection statutes, and, 351 government and innovative services, 351-2 medical crisis facilities, 350 prescriptions, 339, 354-6 research, 313-17 cannabis, 313-15, 412-14 federal government and, 313-17 financial support, 314-15 human research, 315 protocols and regulations, 313 Commission of Inquiry research, 18, 27 attitudes and perceptions, See Com- mission of Inquiry research, surveys crime and drugs, 305, 413 dependence, 353 education and information, 416 extent of non-medical drug use. See Commission of Inquiry research, surveys law and enforcement, 27, 263-4, 335, 336, 416 multiple drug use, 303-4. See also Com- mission of Inquiry research, sur- veys psychopharmacology, 27, 314 surveys, 27, 186, 306, 413 treatment, 354 Commission on Narcotic Drugs. See United Nations Company of Young Canadians, 427 Compoz. See Scopolamine Compulsory treatment, 353-4. See also Law and enforcement; Treatment Constitutional considerations. See Law and enforcement