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6 August 2020

Cannabis Regulation

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Recently, the Ministry of Health send to the Federal Regulatory Improvement Commission (CONAMER) the Preliminary Draft of the "Regulation on health control for the production
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Recently, the Ministry of Health send to the Federal Regulatory Improvement Commission (CONAMER) the Preliminary Draft of the "Regulation on health control for the production, research and medicinal use of cannabis and its pharmacological derivatives",  1 as it was ordered by the Mexican Supreme Court in the Amparo Suit Review Recourse 57/2019, so that Ministry would comply with their duty to create the rules for the use of medicines with cannabis.

This Preliminary Draft has as its objective the regulation, control, promotion and sanitary surveillance of raw materials, molecular complexes, pharmacological derivatives and medicines for the production, research and medicinal use of cannabis and its pharmacological derivatives, and includes provisions regarding the import, export, advertising and marketing of cannabis and its pharmacological derivatives.

CONAMER is currently reviewing and receiving comments and observations, so it may still be modified. The review process should be done within 10 working days, thus, the deadline expires on August 10, 2020. Following this stage and once the project approved, the regulations will be published in the Federal Official Gazette and will enter into force the following day.

It is worth highlighting that the Ministry of Health announced that the deadline to comply with the Supreme Court´s decision 57/2019 to issue this regulations would be expiring approximately in September 9, 2020.  2

OLIVARES is analyzing this document and will continue follow up on the review and approval process of these regulations.

Originally published August 5, 2020.

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ARTICLE
6 August 2020

Cannabis Regulation

Mexico Cannabis & Hemp
Contributor
Our mission is to provide innovative solutions and highly specialized legal advice for clients facing the most complicated legal and business challenges in Mexico. OLIVARES is continuously at the forefront of new practice areas concerning copyright, litigation, regulatory, anti-counterfeiting, plant varieties, domain names, digital rights, and internet-related matters, and the firm has been responsible for precedent-setting decisions in patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Our firm is committed to developing the strongest group of legal professionals to manage the level of complexity and interdisciplinary orientation that clients require. During the first decade of the 21st century, the team successfully led efforts to reshape IP laws and change regulatory authorizations procedures in Mexico, not only through thought leadership and lobbying efforts, but the firm has also won several landmark and precedent-setting cases at the Mexican Federal and Supreme Courts levels, including in constitutional matters.
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