Application A1039 – Low THC Hemp as a Food This application seeks approval to use Cannabis sativa with low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), in both seed and seed oil, as a food.

• OTR officers assisted South Australia Police on 185 occasions, this includes attending 178 illegal cannabis growers’ premises where dangerous wiring, including meter bypasses, were suspected.

 In 12 cases one or both parents or carers smoked cigarettes, cannabis or both.

One was found in possession of cannabis.

A1039 Low THC Hemp as a Food In March 2011, FSANZ released a consultation paper seeking submissions on the issues raised by an application to amend Standard 1.4.4 – Prohibited and Restricted Plants and Fungi of the Code to permit the use of products from Cannabis sativa, with low levels of delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), as food.

Beverage Container Act Regulations - *1977 -78 1, 4 Birralee Repatriation Hospital - 1977 -78 154 Black Hill Native Flora Park - 1976 -77 113 Blanche Harbor, Aquatic Reserve - 1981 -82 80 Blinman Area Roads, Re- surfacing of - 1978 -79 552 Bowden - Brompton Community Centre - 1979 -80 14 Bridge Street, Balhannah - 1977 -78 126 Builder's Licence, Yunta - 1977 -78 38 Building Act Amendment - 1981 -82 57 Burnside Primary School - 1975 -76 61 Bus Fare Increase - 1980 -81 103 Bus Route, Elizabeth Downs - 1977 -78 54 Happy Valley - 1981 -82 113 Maslin Beach Area - 1981 -82 155 Bus Service, Aldgate, Crafers and Stirling - *1975-76 8 Athelstone - 1981 -82 234 Graigmore - 1981 -82 28 East of Stradbroke Road - 1978 -79 522 Flagstaff Hill - 1980 -81 102 Interstate Regulations - 1981 -82 29 Munno Para - 1978 -79 31 Noarlunga Centre - 1979 -80 146 Northern Metropolitan Region - 1981 -82 267 Sheidow/Trott Park - 1980 -81 388 Tapleys Hill Road - 1981 -82 256 Caligula, Prohibition of - 1981 -82 23 Cannabis

 Alcohol and cannabis use – five young people as passengers had recently consumed alcohol.

s Services) The Hon M J Elliott MLC The Hon P Holloway MLC The Hon C A Pickles MLC The Hon C V Schaefer MLC     LIST OF BILLS CONSIDERED BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ___________   TOTAL NUMBER OF BILLS CONSIDERED BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL         Legislative Council origin 68     House of Assembly origin 66 134         TOTAL NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES           Legislative Council origin 52     House of Assembly origin 62 114   BILLS CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL WHICH HAVE NOT PASSED BOTH HOUSES       Legislative Council origin:   Controlled Substances (Cannabis Decriminalisation) Amendment - lapsed in Council.

Chinnock involving Cannabis identification.

South Australia Police will determine the most appropriate model for application in South Australia, in consultation with stakeholders and the government. 2019-20 Budget Measures Statement 75 Part 2: Budget measures — Police Administered Items for the South Australia Police Increases in expiation fees for high risk offences Budget implications ($000) 2018-19 Estimate 2019-20 Budget 2020-21 Estimate 2021-22 Estimate 2022-23 Estimate Operating revenue — 13 488 13 825 14 171 14 525 This measure will provide additional revenue of $13.5 million per annum (indexed) from 2019-20 through the increase of a range of expiation fines, including: Offence 2018-19 $ 2019-20 $ Increase % Increase $ Corporate fee 300 1 800 500.0% 1 500 Cannabis possession / consumption / cultivation 30 - 300 130 - 400 33 - 333% 100 Mobile phone 334 534 59.9% 200 Drink Driving Offences 613 743 21.2% 130 Drug Driving Offences 613 743 21.2% 130 Reminder fee 55 65