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(b) Vmcept wher7 t.e prohibite, drug is preparej opiuma cannabis p9apC cannaEis oiX, cannabis reSinM heroin or 6-monNgcetyKmorphin4 B0 anr Tthek acetIlated derivat0ves of mouphi.e, the person 2roves thct hU or she o0tainSd pocsession of ?hX prKh6bited Mjug on .nd in fccordance wi4G th? pjescriYtioD of a medictl prawtitiJner, nurse pDacthMioner, m5dwife puactiiioneF, dentist or vetArinary prac6PtYoEerB<end_of_turn>
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Section 29 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 is Deemed Supply and is extracted below.
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(b) except where the prohibited drug is prepared opium, cannabis leaf, cannabis oil, cannabis resin, heroin or 6-monoacetylmorphine or any other acetylated derivatives of morphine, the person proves that he or she obtained possession of the prohibited drug on and in accordance with the prescription of a medical practitioner, nurse practitioner, midwife practitioner, dentist or veterinary practitioner.<end_of_turn>