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Supports the
separation of the cannabis market from the market of other illegal drugs; and
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Notes t he February 2016 passage of the federal Narcotic Drugs Amendment Bill 2016 enabling a national licensing scheme for the controlled cultivation across Australia of cannabis for medicinal and scientific purposes ; II.
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Simple Cannabis Offences (March
5)
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Uniform Poisons Standard (March
5)
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Dental Practice ?
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Rann, M.P.) concerning Hydroponically Grown Cannabis,
together with a National Competition Policy Review Report on a Proposal to
Licence Hydroponic Equipment Retailers.
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South Australia’s 2020 Report Card for children and young people
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Dimension 1: Health
Indicator Children and young people have health-promoting behaviours
Measure Measure detail Age Trend
Proportion of children and young
people being reported as
underweight, overweight or obese
Obese 2-17 years
Unfavourable
change
Proportion of young people smoking
tobacco
Ever smoked tobacco 12-17 years
Favourable
change
Proportion of young people
consuming alcohol
Ever consumed alcohol 12-17 years
Favourable
change
Proportion of young people with
potentially unsafe or binge-drinking
behaviour
Unsafe or binge drinking -
ever
12-17 years No change
Proportion of young people taking
illicit drugs
Ever taken illicit drugs
(including cannabis)
12-17 years
Favourable
change
Proportion of young people taking
illicit drugs
Ever taken cannabis 12-17 years
Favourable
change
Indicator Children and young people are thriving
Measure Measure
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54th Parliament
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You've got to be careful when you articulate this in the community because are
you saying, 'Don't take this,' or 'It's okay to take cannabis.'
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52nd Parliament
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(Submission 24)
A submission from a prisoner serving a sentence for a cannabis offence expressed a similar
view, contending that relaxing sentencing for such offences might reduce overcrowding in
prisons.
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53rd Parliament
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Ms LANG: Not that I can remember, but I think probably when I had the pain, I
believe, yes.
383 The CHAIRPERSON: So you just went in and said, 'I need some pain relief for
period' and they just gave you Ponstan and didn't talk about how—
Ms LANG: I think mum had used it, so that's what we did.
384 Mr ODENWALDER: Just on that medication question—I meant to ask other
witnesses but I forgot—have you at any stage been offered, or has it been suggested that you use,
medicinal cannabis?
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