Parliament of South Australia Joint Committee on the Legalisation of Medicinal Cannabis The Legislative Council and the House of Assembly have agreed to establish a Joint Committee to inquire into and report on: (a) The legalisation of medicinal cannabis in South Australia with reference to legal frameworks and approaches in other jurisdictions including implications for justice, health and the economy; and (b) Any other related matter.

To the Members of the Joint CommiƩee on the LegislaƟon of Medicinal Cannabis, My name is Katherine Cooper, I live in Mount Gambier South Australia.

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.

- The role of medicinal cannabis as a treatment for endometriosis and law reforms needed to remove barriers in accessing medicinal cannabis

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.