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It deducts 6 points. The administrative offence concerns the presence of drugs; the law excludes prescribed substances used therapeutically when the person is fit to drive diligently. Driving under the influence can be a criminal offence, and its criminal handling must not be confused with this deduction for a final administrative penalty.
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