08/94 Business Names Act 1963 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Chiropodists Act 1950 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Citrus Industry Act 1991 - Regulations 09 /06/94 12/10/94 - Interest on unpaid contributions Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - exemptions 06 /10/94 16/11/94 Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Controlled Substances Act 1984 - Regulations - declared prohibited substances - cannabis

08/94 Business Names Act 1963 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Chiropodists Act 1950 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Citrus Industry Act 1991 - Regulations 09 /06/94 12/10/94 - Interest on unpaid contributions Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - exemptions 06 /10/94 16/11/94 Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Controlled Substances Act 1984 - Regulations - declared prohibited substances - cannabis

08/94 Business Names Act 1963 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Chiropodists Act 1950 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Citrus Industry Act 1991 - Regulations 09 /06/94 12/10/94 - Interest on unpaid contributions Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - exemptions 06 /10/94 16/11/94 Clean Air Act 1984 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial and Private Agents Act 1986 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Credit Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 02/06/94 03/08/94 Consumer Transactions Act 1972 - Regulations - fees 10/05/95 31/05/95 Controlled Substances Act 1984 - Regulations - declared prohibited substances - cannabis

Not only was he actively involved and in bed with very serious criminal figures, there he was merrily creating large-scale manufacture of drugs—and when I say 'large-scale', seriously high-level cannabis production—in company with these serious criminals.

Not only was he actively involved and in bed with very serious criminal figures, there he was merrily creating large-scale manufacture of drugs—and when I say 'large-scale', seriously high-level cannabis production—in company with these serious criminals.

MAGISTRATES COURT 2014–152013–14 2015–16 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 37% 53% 74% 2014–152013–14 2015–16 0 20 40 60 80 100 37% 53% 19% 12.5% 74% Cannabis use Methamphetamine use FIGURE 2: DRUGS USED BY PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS 27 The rise in prevalence of methamphetamines as the primary drug of use over the past three years provides a significant treatment and retention challenge as this particular drug is readily available, relatively cheap to purchase and is highly addictive.

SAMPLE STORE 0.11 STORE AND SOLVENT TORE EXIT 8.12 dOLYENT STORE B.I3 STORE 8.14 LIFT S.E:M. 0.15 FORENSIC 0.01 TMORTUARY STORE 1 8.25 MORTUARY STORE 8.26 SRÓÑ B.24 LIFT MOTOR ROOM 8.32 LIFTS ST I 8.22 B.21 CS CANNABIS BTOR B.19 LAUN Y FORTING 0 NEN STORE 9.16 W t KSHOP 9.20 CORRIDOR 8.35 OS . 2ARY PATH OGY SPECIME AN PREP STORE 8.33 CORRIDOR 3 8.36 DRYIN1 ROOM (SA SWITCH ROOM D.16 LABNMR ORATORY 0.17 ® CU O ® PL NT ROOM 8.37 CDI. cm SWOP 110699 P RR00O SAE 90691 P OEAOI ADO ORE 10699 P PAE/MI.IR SAE í1e/.91 P REIM AN SAE UM MAJO,!

The support provider found it very strange that NDIS funded this type of activity when it is closely linked to the growing of cannabis, and that there was no funding for support coordination when the client clearly needs it.

Not only was he actively involved and in bed with very serious criminal figures, there he was merrily creating large-scale manufacture of drugs—and when I say 'large-scale', seriously high-level cannabis production—in company with these serious criminals.

Not only was he actively involved and in bed with very serious criminal figures, there he was merrily creating large-scale manufacture of drugs—and when I say 'large-scale', seriously high-level cannabis production—in company with these serious criminals.