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  • Tabled Paper Technical Regulator (pdf 11.18 MB)

    This higher number is in part due to a higher number of audits conducted with the SA Police at illegal cannabis operations.
    Presented by
    Hon Patrick Conlon
    on
    09/11/2010
  • Journal of Medicinal Food 1:241-245.
  • It will serve as an important community and medicinal resource, assessing not only the history of plants and medicine, but also plant-related cures, as well as other issues associated with plant- based medicines, including patenting and biopiracy.
    Presented by
    Hon Paul Caica
    on
    23/11/2010
  • Tabled Paper University of SA (pdf 9.66 MB)

    A collaborative project between Nursing Whyalla Campus and the University of Southern Queensland received funding to develop better understanding of the use of medicinal plants in the treatment of diabetes in Aboriginal people.
    Presented by
    Hon Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM
    on
    16/07/2002
  • Tabled Paper University of South Australia (pdf 13.34 MB)

    Professor Lloyd qualified with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Chemistry and a PhD in Medicinal Organic Chemistry from Dublin City University.
    Presented by
    Hon S E Close
    on
    06/09/2022
  • Committee Hansard - 14 November 2001 (pdf 400 KB)

    MR ROWETT: Yes. 127 THE PRESIDING MEMBER: They do not cause great problems in the amount of perishables, both nutritional and medicinal, that would be lost if the blackout was for 2½ hours or more.
  • Tabled Paper Chief Public Health Officer (pdf 5.68 MB)

    Controlled Substances Act 1984 18 November 2019 – Amendments made by the Statutes Amendment (Drug Offences) Bill 2018 included increased penalties for cannabis possession, in line with community expectations, and limiting the number of drug diversions before a person must be charged with an offence. 20 THE CHIEF PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER’S REPORT Full title Precis of legislative changes Controlled Substances (Poisons) Regulations 2011 1 July 2018 – A number of substances were added under regulation (16)(3) (as Section 17C precursors). 18 April 2019 – Administrative amendments, including amendments to recognise the national change to codeine scheduling. 13 January 2020 – Emergency supply arrangements; amendments to regulation 21 to allow pharmacists to dispense or supply a Schedule 4 prescription drug without a prescription under certain conditions if the pharmacist is satisfied that the person is being treated with the drug and is unable to produce a prescription for the
    Presented by
    Hon John Gardner
    on
    24/06/2021
  • Tabled Paper University of South Australia (pdf 8.25 MB)

    David qualified with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Chemistry and a PhD in Medicinal Organic Chemistry from Dublin City University.
    Presented by
    Hon S E Close
    on
    19/08/2025
  • Committee Annual Report 2004-05 (pdf 2.06 MB)

    The Commissioner indicated that SAPOL had maintained a permanent presence on the APY Lands since the appointment of the first community constables in 1986 but that this presence had varied over time.134 128 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q660, Q663. 129 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q664-5. 130 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q660. 131 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q662. 132 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q714. 133 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q715. 134 Evidence M Hyde, 1 December 2004, Q735. 61 Commissioner Hyde noted that SAPOL had observed “over the years … a growing trend to substance abuse, particularly alcohol and petrol sniffing, but more recently there has been an emerging list of drug uses, particularly cannabis.”
  • Committee Annual Report 2004-05 (pdf 2.06 MB)

    The Commissioner indicated that SAPOL had maintained a permanent presence on the APY Lands since the appointment of the first community constables in 1986 but that this presence had varied over time.134 128 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q660, Q663. 129 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q664-5. 130 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q660. 131 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q662. 132 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q714. 133 Evidence K Wanganeen, 1 December 2004, Q715. 134 Evidence M Hyde, 1 December 2004, Q735. 61 Commissioner Hyde noted that SAPOL had observed “over the years … a growing trend to substance abuse, particularly alcohol and petrol sniffing, but more recently there has been an emerging list of drug uses, particularly cannabis.”
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The Parliament of South Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners of this country throughout Australia, and their connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to the Elders both past and present.