All the police need to search a car and to conduct a body search is a smell of cannabis.

OFFICIAL OFFICIAL 2024-25 ANNUAL REPORT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE 21 | 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 2023-24 data has been refreshed.

Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug among schoolchildren in South Australia, although the proportion of students who reported recent use (ie in the previous week) fell from 13.5% in 1996 to 11.3% in 1999.

, ecstasy and precursors) 150  litres (precursor) 76  tablets (ecstasy, precursors and other) 5 002 466  plants (cannabis) 177 Estimated street value of drugs seizedb $60.11 m Firearms seized or quarantinedc 18 Proceeds of crime:  restrained $8.94 m  forfeited $2.46 m  pecuniary penalty orders recovered $0.98 m  tax assessments issued $76.97 m a An extraordinary event increased the entity quantum of ACID.

Pharmaceutical Services The objective of the Pharmaceutical Services Branch is the protection and promotion of the health of the people of SA in their use of, and exposure to, drugs of addiction, medicinal, domestic, industrial and agricultural poisons and therapeutic substances and devices.

This same study also reported that those who experienced abuse as a child had a much greater likelihood of having a mental disorder, a severe alcohol abuse disorder, be cannabis dependent, have obesity and attempted self-harm or attempted suicide.

This same study also reported that those who experienced abuse as a child had a much greater likelihood of having a mental disorder, a severe alcohol abuse disorder, be cannabis dependent, have obesity and attempted self-harm or attempted suicide.

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Social Development Committee of the Parliament of South Australia 19 4.2 POSSIBLE MODELS FOR LEGISLATIVE CHANGE The models described below are drawn from the report of the National Drug Strategy’s Committee that investigated legislative options for the use of cannabis in Australia.