104Possession of drugs of addiction by masters of ships

#### 104 Possession of drugs of addiction by masters of ships 104 Possession of drugs of addiction by masters of ships > > (1) The master of a ship is authorised to have possession of drugs of addiction that are required by law to be carried on the ship. > > > (2) A pharmacist may supply drugs of addiction to the master of a ship if the pharmacist is authorised to do so by an authority under Part 8. > > > (3) A person must not supply a drug of addiction to the master of a ship unless the person receives— > > > > > (a) a written order for the drug (in duplicate) signed by the master of the ship, and > > > > > (b) a written statement (in duplicate) signed by the master of the ship to the effect that the drug is required by law to be carried on the ship, and > > > > > (c) a certificate, issued by the ship’s agent in New South Wales, to the effect that the signatures appearing on the order and statement are those of the master of the ship. > > > (4) A person who supplies a drug of addiction in accordance with this clause— > > > > > (a) must keep and cancel the relevant order and statement, and > > > > > (b) must cancel the duplicate copies of the order and statement and forward them to the Secretary, together with the certificate issued by the ship’s agent, within 24 hours. > > > (5) (Repealed) > > Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. > > **cl 104:** Am 2016 (409), Sch 1 \[6\].