Pharmacists practicing in the private sector for the benefit of third parties shall be conformity with the deontological code, entitled to honoraria or services they have provided. Those honoraria should only cover the professional responsibility, handling, emergent services and specific obligations. They should also include any other honorarium explicitly define and recognized by law and regulations in force. Section 2. WHOLESALE PHARMACEUTICAL ESTABLISHMENTS Article: 28 Wholesale establishment means any establishment whose aim activity is storage, distribution and wholesale as well as import of pharmaceutical products whose list shall be determined by an order issued by the Ministry responsible for Health. Article: 29 An legal entity or individual can acquire authorization to open and exploit a wholesale pharmaceutical establishment, provided that the technical responsibility is confided to a pharmacist. Article: 30 Any import of drugs and other pharmaceutical products shall require a prior visa issued by the Minister responsible for Health. Any effective entry of drugs and other pharmaceutical products on the national territory shall be subject to the presentation of any import license issued by the Minister responsible for Health after he/she has seen certificates of quality control of pharmaceutical products issued by the manufacturer. Those requirements shall also apply to the pharmacists who import directly for their customer’s needs as well as to the non governmental organizations and other organisms unless there exist specific conventions signed with the Rwandan State. Article: 31 The holder of the authorization to open and exploit an establishment of wholesale, distribution and import of drugs and other pharmaceutical products should make necessary arrangements for the head pharmacist to be able to take on his/her mission. If the case arises, the latter can be assisted by other pharmacists. Section 3. PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTION ESTABLISHMENTS