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  • In regard to the ability of the Minister for Health to grant licences, authorities or permits with respect to somebody manufacturing, cultivating, supplying, administering or possessing cannabis or cannabis derivatives, is there a place in the department where that request will go to, or does it go direct to the Minister for Health?
  • Committee Hansard 2017-06-07.pdf (pdf 146 KB)

    Of course if they are rescuing things like parts of the eye and parts of the heart that are useful for medicinal things, there is another story too. 138 Mr KNOLL: They use the pig's eye to practise laser surgery. 139 The Hon.
  • Tabled Paper Aboriginal Lands Trust (pdf 8.13 MB)

    A nursery/garden located in the Oak Valley community allows easier access for elders to teach both school children and visitors from other communities the value of native plants for bush tucker and medicinal use.
    Presented by
    Hon John Hill
    on
    29/06/2003
  • For the 2022 general election, there were 14 parties with at least one candidate in the Legislative Council and five groups of independents.305 Of those parties and groups, seven parties were entitled to public funding as a result of getting over 2% of the first preference votes in the Legislative Council: Labor (37%); the Liberal Party (34.4%); the Greens (9.0%); One Nation (4.2%); the Liberal Democrats (3.3%); Family First (3.1%); and Legalise Cannabis SA Party (2.1%).
    Presented by
    Hon D R Cregan
    on
    26/11/2024
  • Tabled Paper Technical Regulator - Electricity (pdf 1.49 MB)

    A large percentage of the Priority 1 and Priority 2 electrical breaches were identified during OTR audits conducted with SAPOL on premises that were cultivating cannabis.
    Presented by
    Hon Patrick Conlon
    on
    26/11/2008
  • Tabled Paper Police, South Australia (pdf 6.23 MB)

    OFFICIAL OFFICIAL 2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT for SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE 24 | P a g e Total General Expiations, Cannabis Expiations and Drug Diversions Note: To align with SAPOL’s regular monthly crime data reporting the previously published 2021-22 data has been refreshed.
    Presented by
    Hon J K Szakacs
    on
    30/11/2023
  • Tabled Paper Police, South Australian (pdf 10.57 MB)

    In 2019-20 SAPOL issued 6 740 cannabis expiation notices, seized around 14 kilograms of methamphetamine, 12 553 cannabis plants, 597 grams of heroin and 216 377 litres of fantasy; as well as located/dismantled 64 clandestine laboratories.
    Presented by
    Hon Vincent Tarzia
    on
    03/12/2020
  • Tabled Paper Police, South Australia (pdf 5.18 MB)

    OFFICIAL OFFICIAL 2023-24 ANNUAL REPORT for SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE 24 | P a g e Total General Expiations, Cannabis Expiations and Drug Diversions Note: to align with SAPOL’s regular monthly crime data reporting the previously published 2022-23 data has been refreshed.
    Presented by
    Hon D R Cregan
    on
    17/10/2024
  • Tabled Paper Australian Crime Commission (pdf 3.96 MB)

    Approved by the Board in December 2012 and extended until 30 June 2015, the Task Force has already achieved significant traditional law enforcement outcomes, including: � seizing more than $37.86 million cash � seizing drugs and precursors with a combined estimated street value of more than $642 million through seizures in all states � dismantling the largest ever clan lab discovered in Victoria � discovering the largest indoor hydroponic cannabis crop in New South Wales � seizing one of the largest amounts of liquid methylamphetamine in Victoria (365 litres in April 2013 in Melbourne) � restraining more than $30 million worth of assets and the referral of over 150 entities to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for suspected money laundering/tax evasion � disrupting 25 serious and organised criminal groups/networks � identifying more than 180 targets previously unknown to law enforcement � arresting 167 people on 362 charges, including many serious drug
    Presented by
    Hon Tony Piccolo
    on
    04/06/2015
  • Tabled Paper Controlled Substances (pdf 286 KB)

    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
    Presented by
    Hon Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM
    on
    22/09/2009
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The Parliament of South Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the Elders both past and present.