(1) The Excise Commissioner may, for the purpose of these rules, approve any person engaged in veterinary practice.
(2) The Collector or any other officer duly authorised by the Excise Commissioner in this behalf, may author' .0. an approved practitioner to possess and transport manufactured drugs as specified in rule 9(2) for use in his practice by grant of a licence in Form D.D.S. A fee of rupee five only per annum in the form of court-fee stamp shall be levied on every such licence.
(3) An approved practitioner who desires to possess Medicinal Opium and Opium alkaloid derivatives, or preparations rritaining Medicinal Opium or Opium alkaloid derivatives, or desires to write nrescriptions, shall get himself registered with the Collector. Full particulars of suet. registration shall be maintained by the Collector in register in Form D.D. 7. No fee shah 0 charged for such registration. The Collector shall 230 THE DELHI NARCOTIC DRUGS RULES, 1985 RULE 22 immediately after the registration of the approved practitioner, issue him a Registration Certificate in For D.D. 8 which shall be produced by him on dmand by an officer of the Excise and/orthe Drugs Control Department, not below thenank of Sub-Inspector, for inspection.
20. The Collector may, with the sanction of the Excise Commissioner, by special order, authorise—
(i) any approved p:actitioner, in managing or supervision charge of a hospital or dispensary, no, being o Government, local board or municipal hc3pital or dispensary, to possess, import or transport manufactured drugs or preparations containing manufacture° drugs in such manner as may be specified by him in that order /authorisation and fee of Rs. 50 (rupees fifty) only per annum shall be levied on ever! such licence.
(ii) any per son in charge of an Educational Institution or engaged in scientific research to possess, import or transport, for educational and scientific purposes only manufactured drugs in such quantity and in such manner as may bx, syecified by him in that order.
21. The Excisc Commissioner may, by special order, authorise any person to export manufactured drugs subject to such conditions, if any, as may be specified in that order.