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restriction on exports from the Convention countries to such
non-adhering countries, so that exports of morphia, cocaine
etc., which were sent to the East via such countries would
be checked in the importing countries only, and the object
of this portion of the proposed Convention which is under-
stood to be to check the trade in these drugs in the coun-
tries of export as well as in the countries of import, would
seem to be to that extent defeated. The Board would be
glad to learn the grounds on which the proposals to regulate
the export to non-adhering countries as well as to those
adhering to the Convention failed to secure adoption by the
Conference.
The Board have consulted confidentially an expert
adviser qualified to represent the views of British manu-
facturers of morphia and medicinal opium, and are advised
that whilst the trade would offer no strong opposition to
the proposals of the Conference as drafted, which include a
provision that the restrictive regulations should not be
brought into operation, at least without a further Confer-
ence, unless all the countries of Europe and America give
their