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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
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This is the first year that the primary drug of dependence
for TIP participants is being reported and the figure below
shows that the majority of defendants are dependent on
methamphetamine followed by cannabis and alcohol.
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Hon John Rau SC
on
18/11/2014
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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.
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'Keep off the Grass' a program to increase young people's awareness of the effects of
cannabis use, received funding of $8 000 from the Eyre Region Small Community Health
Grants and $2 000 from the Eyre Region Small Mental Health Grants.
Presented by
Hon John Hill
on
24/11/2005
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The murders came about as a result of
the illicit trade in cannabis and this was very much a focal point during the trial.
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Controlled
Substances
(Cannabis)
Amendment Bill.
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These include traditional Aboriginal food
Government of South Australia submission to the Environment Resources and Development Committee of
Parliament’s Biodiversity Inquiry 2015
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sources, the traditional use of Aboriginal flora and fauna, for example in ceremonial or medicinal use and the significance of
remnant landscapes and watercourses to Aboriginal belief systems.
Standing Committees
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No 4 Cannabis: The Expiation Notice Approach (July 1989) ;.
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Table 9: Risk factors associated with 55 sudden unexpected deaths in infancy
(SUDI), which occurred when the infant was expected to be asleep, 2007-2012
Associated Risk factor Number % of SUDI
No risk factors identified 1 1.9
Positions/Bedding
Inability to cope with prone position 20 37
Wedging or other unusual position 5 9.3
Face under bedding 11 20.4
Co-sleeping / bed sharing 23 42.6
Unsafe bedding as defined by SIDS and KIDS 43 79.6
Temporary/improvised sleeping arrangements 5 9.3
Substance Abuse/Medications (Parental)
Alcohol 12 22.2
Smoking 36 66.7
Cannabis 13 24.1
Other illicit drugs 0 0
Medications with a sedative effect 7 13.0
Child abuse/Neglect/Violence/Prison
Evidence/suspicion of child abuse/neglect - this child 2 3.7
Evidence/suspicion of child abuse/neglect - other child 6 11.1
Child protection service involvement 10 18.5
Domestic violence 6 11.1
Parent in prison - at time of infant’s death 1 1.9
page 38 Maternal, Perinatal and Infant Mortality in
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Hon Jack Snelling
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03/12/2015
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. $2.346m $2.346m_
4135- :
Cases completed
: (excluding alcohol =
86 and cannabis) '2 108', 2400 - 2 695
Turnaround '
81
(% completed.,
within42 {lays) ' 54 "60 58
ase `Turnáround Times (% cómpleted in less than 42 days)
TOXICOLOGY AND:ORGANÏC C,HEMfSTR
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