The latter would result in criminal prosecution. 2.3 The then Minister for Health highlighted this divide in his second reading speech: The expiation fees will apply to the possession and use of small amounts of cannabis and cannabis resin, the cultivation of cannabis for non-commercial purposes and the possession of implements which are connected with the use of cannabis or cannabis resin.

Health and wellbeing & (Medicinal) Cannabis As advocates for Medical Cannabis patients and their families, it would be remiss of us to not briefly highlight the adverse impacts on human rights that the State’s current punitive approach to Cannabis more broadly has.

This is also leaving out cannabis, which is the most supplied and used illicit drug.

Health and wellbeing & (Medicinal) Cannabis As advocates for Medical Cannabis patients and their families, it would be remiss of us to not briefly highlight the adverse impacts on human rights that the State’s current punitive approach to Cannabis more broadly has.

Health and wellbeing & (Medicinal) Cannabis As advocates for Medical Cannabis patients and their families, it would be remiss of us to not briefly highlight the adverse impacts on human rights that the State’s current punitive approach to Cannabis more broadly has.

Health and wellbeing & (Medicinal) Cannabis As advocates for Medical Cannabis patients and their families, it would be remiss of us to not briefly highlight the adverse impacts on human rights that the State’s current punitive approach to Cannabis more broadly has.

Health and wellbeing & (Medicinal) Cannabis As advocates for Medical Cannabis patients and their families, it would be remiss of us to not briefly highlight the adverse impacts on human rights that the State’s current punitive approach to Cannabis more broadly has.

South Australia has the most permissive expiation regime for cannabis in Australia, allowing expiation for possession of up to 100 grams of cannabis.

Destruction of a cultivated cannabis crop.

The use of these two terms was the subject of comment in Cannabis: A Discussion Paper produced by the Sackville Royal Commission into the Non-Medical Use of Drugs in 1978 (South Australia, 1978).