STATE OF ISRAEL Briefwisseling tussen de Regering van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden en de Israëlische Regering inzake de strafrechtelijke immuniteit van MFO-militairen tijdens verlof in Israël
Possession and use.
7.
(a) A person shall not be in possession of, or use, a dangerous drug, save in so far as permitted by this Ordinance or by regulations made thereunder, or under a license from the Director.
(b) The provision of this section relating to the prohibition of possession shall not apply to a dangerous drug in lawful transit under this Ordinance.
(Amendment 5739-1979).
(c) A person who contravenes to the provisions of this section is liable to imprisonment to a term of 15 years or a fine of half a million pounds. But if he possessed drugs or uses them solely for his own needs, he is liable to imprisonment for a term of 3 years or a fine of 50 thousand pounds.
Article Two: Trade and Transit
Export, import trade and supply.
13. A person shall not export, import or facilitate the export or import of, or trade in, or effect any other transaction in respect of, or supply a dangerous drug in any manner whatsoever, whether with or without consideration, save in so far as permitted by this Ordinance or by regulations made thereunder or under a license from the Director.
Acting as go-between.
14. A person shall not act as a go-between, whether with or without consideration, in respect of an act prohibited under section 13.
Conveying in transit.
15. A person shall not convey any dangerous drug through Israel in transit save from a country from which it may be lawfully exported to a country into which it may be lawfully imported. If the drug comes from a country party to the Convention it shall, moreover, be accompanied by a valid export permit or diversion permit.
Diversion.
16.
(a) No person shall, except under a diversion permit, cause any dangerous drug brought into Israel in transit to be diverted to any destination other than that to which it was originally consigned.
(b) Where a drug in transit is accompanied by an export permit or diversion permit from a competent authority of a foreign country, the country of destination indicated in the permit shall be regarded as the country from which the drug was originally consigned.
Moving drug in transit.
17.
(a) A person shall not remove any dangerous drug from the conveyance by which it is brought into Israel in transit, or move any dangerous drug in Israel after removal as aforesaid, save under a removal licence from the Director of the Department of Customs and Excise.
Tampering with drug in transit.
18. A person shall not subject any dangerous drug in transit to any process which would alter its nature, nor wilfully open or break a package containing any such drug, save upon the instructions of the Director and in such manner as he may direct.
Restriction on application.
19. The provisions of sections 15 to 18 shall not apply-
(1) to a dangerous drug in transit by the post;
(2) to a dangerous drug in transit by air if the aircraft passes over Israel without landing;
(3) to such a quantity of a dangerous drug as may, bona fide, reasonably form a part of the medical stores of any vessel or aircraft.
Penalties (Amendment 5739-1979)
19.
A. A person who contravenes to the provisions of this Article is liable to imprisonment for a term of 15 years or a fine of half a million pounds.
Control of dangerous drugs in transit.
20. Subject to the restriction imposed by section 19, the Director of the Department of Customs and Excise or an officer authorised by him may require the production of the export permit or diversion permit relating to a consignment of dangerous drugs carried in transit through Israel and to take such further action in respect of the consignment as may be prescribed by regulations.
- Regeling
- Briefwisseling tussen de Regering van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden en de Israëlische Regering inzake de strafrechtelijke immuniteit van MFO-militairen tijdens verlof in Israël
- Soort
- Verdrag
- Geldend vanaf
- 01-10-1982
- BWB-id
- BWBV0002806
- Versie
- 1982-10-01_0