MXE in Dominica: not individually verified
Also known as: mexxy
We have not confirmed that MXE specifically is scheduled in Dominica, so this page gives no legal status. Publishing a guess here would be worse than publishing nothing. What we do know is the governing national drug law, below.
- What is on record
- Not confirmed. No entry for MXE was found in Part I, Part II or Part III of the Third Schedule to the Drugs (Prevention of Misuse) Act, Chapter 40:07, on a reading of the three complete printed lists as page images at the revision note «L.R.O. 1/1991» printed in the footer of those pages. Parts I to III print no arylcyclohexylamine, so this row fails at the skeleton before any substituent is considered. Methoxetamine differs from ketamine, itself unlisted, by a methoxy group and an N-ethyl, and a derivative of an unlisted compound cannot be reached by paragraphs that operate on listed ones. The absence is bounded by that revision and by nothing further: section 4(3) lets the Minister amend Parts I to III by Order after consulting the Advisory Council, Orders of that kind are published separately, and this consolidation reproduces none made after the note its Schedule pages carry. So about thirty five years of possible additions sit outside what was read, and that gap is why this row is left open here rather than published as a finding that the substance is uncontrolled in Dominica.
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