Part 1, headings to table—delete the headings and substitute: Large commercial (pure) Large commercial (mixed) Commercial (pure) Commercial (mixed) Trafficable (mixed) kg kg/DDUs kg kg/DDUs g/DDUs (2) Schedule 1 Part 1—after row related to Alpha-methylthiofentanyl insert: Alpha-methyltrypt lkg or 100 0.2kg or 20 amine (a-MT) DDUs DDUs 2g or 10 DDIJs (3) Schedule 1 Part 1—after row related to Benzoylecgonine 'nsert: Benzylpiper azines (not otherwise listed in this Schedule) 1 0.25 3 (4) Schedule 1 Part 1—after row related to 4-Bromo-2,5-dimethoxyamphetamine insert: 1-(8-Bromobenzo[1,2-b: 4,5-ffidifuran-4-y1)-2-am 100 inopropane DDUs 20 DDUs 10 DDUs (Bromo-Dragonfly) 5 (5) Schedule 1 Part 1, row related to Bufotenine, column 6—delete "50" and substitute: 2 (6) Schedule 1 Part 1, row related to Cannabinoid, column 1—delete "Cannabinoid - dried" and substitute: Cannabis

Assoc. with Physi- Mental Retarda- tion No Psychia- tric Diagnosis Totals Total Per Cent of Total Per Cent Change from cal Cond. 1973 -74 Addiction M F 4 2 4 2 446 111 13.08 325 +0.68 +33.73 No Addiction M F 39 30 181 140 33 34 28 8 184 146 18 14 1 360 1 493 39.88 43.78 +3.42 +1-70 Total M F 43 32 185 142 33 34 28 8 184 146 18 14 1 806 1 604 52.96 47.04 +2.73 +3.42 Total 75 327 67 36 330 32 3 410 +3.05 26 TABLE 17 IN-PATIENTS-TOTAL ADMISSIONS, 1974 -75 Diagnosis by Addiction to Drugs Diagnosis Senile and Pre - senile Dementia Alcoholic Psychosis Other Organic Psychoses Schizo- phrenia and Para- noid States Depressive Psychosis Other Functional Psychoses Depressive Neurosis Other Neuroses and Psychoso- matic Disorders Alcoholism Type of Drug Opium M - - - - - - - Synthetic Analgesics M - - - - - - - Barbiturates MF-- -- _- -- -- -- - - - Other Hypnotics M - - - - - - - - Cocaine MF-- -- -- -- - -- -- -- - Cannabis Sativa MF-- -- -- -

The University of Melbourne Centre for Adolescent Health has followed nearly 2000 teenage high school students since 1992 and found that 80% of those surveyed reported using alcohol or cannabis by the age of 17.

It is arguable, that committed, continuous use of cannabis would amount to unprofessional conduct.

FRANKS: What is the status of the Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis?

Several noted the need to consider problems related to use of amphetamines and cannabis.

FRANKS: What is the status of the Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis?

He said there were cannabis plants growing at the house.

FRANKS: What is the status of the Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis?

FRANKS: The first topic is on the Office of Industrial Hemp and Medicinal Cannabis.