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the Shanghai Commission, and the Delegates thereto

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highly important that drastic measures should be taken

to control the manufacture, sale and use of this

derivative of opium and such other derivatives of the

drug as may appear on scientific inquiry to be liable

to similar abuse and productive of like ill effects.

This conclusion was embodied in Resolution 5 of the

Shanghai Commission, which, prepared by the British

delegation, is as follows:-

That the International Opium Commission finds that

the unrestricted manufacture, sale and distribution of

Morphine already constitute a grave danger, and that the

Morphine habit shows signs of spreading, the Interna-

tional Opium Commission, therefore, desires to urge

strongly on all Governments that it is highly important

that drastic measures should be taken by each Govern-

ment in its own territories and possessions to control

the manufacture, sale and distribution of this drug, and

also of such other derivatives of Opium as may appear on

scientific enquiry to be liable to similar abuse and

productive of like ill effects".

The question of the manufacture, sale and distribu-

tion of cocaine was not officially considered by the

Shanghal