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In view of increased consumption for recreational purposes, government reinforces ketamine control

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Briefings

A Brazilian government proposed new moral and professional requirements for entities authorized to handle ketamine, aiming to strengthen oversight. This proposal entered the parliament on November 7, 2026, with no specific dates for implementation or enforcement details provided in the source.

Key points

• The government proposal mandates stricter moral and professional standards for authorized entities handling ketamine.
• The proposal was submitted to the Brazilian parliament on November 7, 2026, and is awaiting parliamentary approval.

Context

Brazil is a major global producer and consumer of ketamine, with significant recreational use. Strengthening regulatory oversight is a common strategy to manage substance-related risks.

Limitations

The source text is a single sentence stating the proposal's entry into parliament. It lacks details on the specific new requirements, the number of entities affected, or the timeline for enforcement.

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