HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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in this subtitle and, in fact, has adopted
regulations that restrict the sale and use of
sodium fluoride or hydrofluoric acid
preparations, which are not listed as controlled
poisons. As revised, this section follows the
view that the legislature intended that, whenever
the former law used the term "poison", the term
applied to the specifically enumerated poisons,
now defined as "controlled poisons".

Subsection (c)(2) of this section is substituted
for the provision . in former Article 43, § 280
that the duties of the Board as to notice and
hearing also are imposed on the Department for
all orders, rules, and regulations.

Also in subsection (c) of this section, the
former provision incorporated from former Article
43, § 277, requiring that the notice state the
date, time, and place of the hearing, is deleted
as unnecessary.

In subsection (e) of this section, the former

phrase "or any amendment or amendments thereto",

which applied to adopted regulations, is deleted
as unnecessary.

See also § 5-109 of this subtitle as to judicial
review of action under this section.

5-104. RESERVED.

5-105. RESERVED.

PART II. CONTROLLED POISONS.

5-106. SCHEDULE OF CONTROLLED POISONS.

(A) PLANTS.

EACH OF THE FOLLOWING PLANTS AND ALKALOIDAL AND
GLYCOSIDAL SUBSTANCES FOUND IN PLANTS, ANY COMPOUND,
MIXTURE, DERIVATIVE, ISOMER, ESTER, ETHER, OR SALT OF THE
FOLLOWING, IS A CONTROLLED POISON:

(1)  ACONITE.

(2)  ACONITINE.

(3)  ACPOLA.

(4)  ARECOLINE.

(5) ATROPINE.