Precursor Control Regulations

Licensed precursor dealers get new employee-diversion duty, mandatory suspicious-transaction reporting, and a new controlled substance added

Several overlapping changes have been consolidated into the live text of Canada's Precursor Control Regulations. First, anyone applying for or renewing a precursor dealer licence must now declare in their application…

Precursor Control Regulations expanded to cover new Schedule V substances and four new chemicals added to controlled schedule

The definitions of Class A and Class B precursors have been broadened to include substances listed in the newly created Schedule V to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, in addition to the existing Schedule VI su…