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	===Explosive ~~Precursors~~===		===Explosive precursors===

	Explosive precursors are defined as substances that could be used to manufacture explosives illegally.		Explosive precursors are defined as substances that could be used to manufacture explosives illegally.
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	The most likely (although still very unlikely) offers and requests we should keep an eye out for are:		The most likely (although still very unlikely) offers and requests we should keep an eye out for are:

	======Regulated ~~Substances~~======		======Regulated substances======
	These are ones which people are only allowed to buy (or in our case offer/ask for) above a certain concentration if they have a license. For example yellow phosphorus, or concentrated acids.		These are ones which people are only allowed to buy (or in our case offer/ask for) above a certain concentration if they have a license. For example yellow phosphorus, or concentrated acids.

	======Reportable ~~Substances~~======		======Reportable substances======
	These are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.		These are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.

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	===Medicines===		===Medicines===

	We have a page about [[Drugs ~~Medicines~~ and ~~Supplements~~]].		We have a page about [[Drugs, medicines and supplements]].

	======Drugs for ~~Human Consumption~~======		======Drugs for human consumption======
	In summary, we should not allow drugs or medicines for human consumption to be offered on our groups. That includes:		In summary, we should not allow drugs or medicines for human consumption to be offered on our groups. That includes:
	*Prescription Only ~~drugs~~ (POM), which can be sold by a pharmacist if prescribed by a doctor.		*Prescription Only Medicines (POM), which can be sold by a pharmacist if prescribed by a doctor.
	*Pharmacy medicines ~~(P)~~, which may be sold by a pharmacist without prescription.		*Pharmacy medicines, which may be sold by a pharmacist without prescription.

	*General sales list medicines (~~GLS~~), which may be sold without a prescription in any shop.		*General sales list medicines (GSL), which may be sold without a prescription in any shop.

	======Veterinary ~~Medicines~~======		======Veterinary medicines======
	In summary, we should not allow most veterinary drugs or medicines.		In summary, we should not allow most veterinary drugs or medicines.

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	===Other ~~Items~~===		===Other items===

	For other items that might raise concerns, see the list at [[Specific ~~Items~~]].		For other items that might raise concerns, see the list at [[Specific items]].

	[[category:Specific Items]]		[[category:Specific Items]]

Jacky at 13:58, 21 June 2021

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	it has been decided that [[Fireworks]] shouldn't be allowed as an offer or request on Freegle.		it has been decided that [[Fireworks]] shouldn't be allowed as an offer or request on Freegle.



	===Medicines===		===Medicines===

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Links

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	*Home Office guidance of supplying explosive precursors [[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/supplying-explosives-precursors/supplying-explosives-precursors-and-poison]]		*Home Office guidance of supplying explosive precursors [[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/supplying-explosives-precursors/supplying-explosives-precursors-and-poison]]


			=====Fireworks=====

			it has been decided that [[Fireworks]] shouldn't be allowed as an offer or request on Freegle.

	===Medicines===		===Medicines===

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Medicines

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	=====Other Items=====		===Other Items===

	For other items that might raise concerns, see the list at [[Specific Items]].		For other items that might raise concerns, see the list at [[Specific Items]].

	[[category:Specific Items]]		[[category:Specific Items]]

Jacky: /* Veterinary Medicines */

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Veterinary Medicines

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			=====Other Items=====

			For other items that might raise concerns, see the list at [[Specific Items]].

	[[category:Specific Items]]		[[category:Specific Items]]

Jacky at 15:58, 30 October 2019

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-Modtools will pick up 'worry words' in member posts.  These will be flagged up for moderation, whether the member is moderated or not, so that volunteers can check for any concerns about the content.
+Modtools will flag up offers or requests that contain 'worry words'.  These post will be flagged up for moderating, whether the member is on moderation or not.  This allows volunteers to review the post and see whether there are any concerns.  Advice can be sought on Central or directly from the Guidance links shown below.  Some items to look out for are:
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 These are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.
-Refer to the guidance linked below for further information, or ask on Central for advice from fellow volunteers, if you have concern
+======Links======
 [[category:Specific Items]]

Jacky: /* Explosive Precursors */

2019-10-30T15:44:21Z

Explosive Precursors

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	Some things to look out for are:		Some things to look out for are:


			Modtools will flag up offers or requests that contain 'worry words'. These post will be flagged up for moderating, whether the member is on moderation or not. This allows volunteers to review the post and see whether there are any concerns. Advice can be sought on Central or directly from the Guidance links shown below.


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	The most likely (although still very unlikely) offers and requests we should keep an eye out for are:		The most likely (although still very unlikely) offers and requests we should keep an eye out for are:
	*Regulated ~~substances~~ are ones which people are only allowed to buy (or in our case offer/ask for) above a certain concentration if they have a license. For example yellow phosphorus, or concentrated acids.
	*Reportable ~~substances~~ are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.		======Regulated Substances======
			These are ones which people are only allowed to buy (or in our case offer/ask for) above a certain concentration if they have a license. For example yellow phosphorus, or concentrated acids.

			======Reportable Substances======
			These are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.

	Refer to the guidance linked below for further information, or ask on Central for advice from fellow volunteers, if you have concern		Refer to the guidance linked below for further information, or ask on Central for advice from fellow volunteers, if you have concern

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2019-10-30T15:37:48Z

Created page with "Modtools will pick up 'worry words' in member posts. These will be flagged up for moderation, whether the member is moderated or not, so that volunteers can check for any con..."

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Modtools will pick up 'worry words' in member posts. These will be flagged up for moderation, whether the member is moderated or not, so that volunteers can check for any concerns about the content.

Some things to look out for are:

===Explosive Precursors===

Explosive precursors are defined as substances that could be used to manufacture explosives illegally.

From 26 May 2015 , members of the public who want to acquire or import these chemicals must hold a licence issued by the Home Office and an associated photographic identity document.<br>
From 3 March 2016, members of the public who want to possess or use these chemicals must hold a licence issued by the Home Office and an associated photographic identity document.<br>
Businesses who sell or supply such chemicals must report suspicious transactions and significant losses and thefts.

The most likely (although still very unlikely) offers and requests we should keep an eye out for are:
*Regulated substances are ones which people are only allowed to buy (or in our case offer/ask for) above a certain concentration if they have a license. For example yellow phosphorus, or concentrated acids.
*Reportable substances are ones where suspicious acquisitions should be reported. What counts as suspicious depends on the amount of the substance and whether or not someone has a plausible explanation. For example, potassium nitrate can legitimately be used in smoking sausages, but if you were acquiring an amount which would smoke more sausages than Poland consumes in a year, then then that’s suspicious and should be reported.

Refer to the guidance linked below for further information, or ask on Central for advice from fellow volunteers, if you have concern

Links:
*Home Office Guidance Licensing for home users of poisons and explosive precursors [[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/licensing-for-home-users-of-explosives-precursors/licensing-for-home-users-of-poisons-and-explosive-precursors]]
*Home Office Guidance on licensed transactions forinternet retailers of poisons and explosives precursors [[https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/711950/EPP_Guidance_Online_Retailer_2018.pdf]]
*Home Office guidance of supplying explosive precursors [[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/supplying-explosives-precursors/supplying-explosives-precursors-and-poison]]

[[category:Specific Items]]