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  • Tabled Paper Technical Regulator (pdf 6.10 MB)

    These investigations included one potential electrical fatality, four fire investigations, four incidents involving machinery contacting overhead power lines, one person receiving burns from an electrical incident, an incident resulting in significant damage to a high voltage switchboard, a factory worker being injured by machinery and a school student almost making contact with live electrical cables. 3.3.1 Fires The OTR assisted the Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) with the investigation of a house that caught fire as a result of lights associated with the cultivation of cannabis igniting the surrounding area.
    Presented by
    Hon Patrick Conlon
    on
    05/12/2006
  • Tabled Paper Environment Protection (pdf 3.71 MB)

    Part 4—Beverage containers 42—Beverage (section 65) The following liquids are excluded from the ambit of the definition of beverage in section 65 of the Act: (a) concentrated fruit or vegetable juice, or concentrated fruit and vegetable juice, intended to be diluted with water before consumption; (b) a health tonic that is— (0 registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 of the Commonwealth; and (ii) supplied with a label or other accompanying document specifying— (A) that the tonic is for medicinal purposes; and (B) a recommended maximum dosage. 43—Collection depot (section 65) For the purposes of the definition of collection depot in section 65 of the Act, a reverse vending machine is a facility of a prescribed kind. 44—Refund amount (section 65) For the purposes of the definition of refund amount in section 65 of the Act, the following refund amounts are prescribed: (a) for category A containers—$0.10
    Presented by
    Hon Jay Weatherill AO
    on
    08/09/2009
  • The interactive effect of alcohol and other drugs such as tobacco, cannabis, amphetamines and other illicit drugs results in higher levels of health related harm.
  • Tabled Paper Food Act 2001 (pdf 1.29 MB)

    Finalised applications and proposals (1 July 2014-30 June 2015) Application or Proposal Brief Description Outcome A1039 – Low THC Hemp as a Food To approve the use of Cannabis sativa with low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol, in both seed and seed oil, as a food.
    Presented by
    Hon Jack Snelling
    on
    29/10/2015
  • Tabled Paper Correctional Services, Department of (pdf 11.36 MB)

    In 1998/1999, six Operations were conducted at Yatala Labour Prison, Mobilong Prison, Adelaide 52 Annual Report 1998/1999 World Class Performance Women's Prison and the Port Adelaide and North East Community Correctional Centres resulting in: four prisoners being charged by Police; three visitors being charged by Police; ten prisoners placed on non contact visits; thirteen visitors being banned; numerous telephone numbers being prohibited to prisoners; four Community Service offenders being issued with cannabis expiation notices; and one Community Service offender being charged with possession of a drug of dependence for sale.
    Presented
    on
    18/11/1999
  • Key SA actions Corka Bubs The Northern Adelaide Local Health Network is involved in the Corka Bubs project working with Aboriginal pregnant mothers to develop a culturally responsive care package addressing harmful effects of alcohol, cannabis, and other stressors in pregnancy.
    Presented by
    Dr Close
    on
    14/11/2023
  • The interactive effect of alcohol and other drugs such as tobacco, cannabis, amphetamines and other illicit drugs results in higher levels of health related harm.
  • The interactive effect of alcohol and other drugs such as tobacco, cannabis, amphetamines and other illicit drugs results in higher levels of health related harm.
  •  OTR officers assisted South Australia Police on 208 occasions, including attending illegal cannabis growers’ premises where dangerous wiring, including meter bypasses, were suspected.
    Presented by
    Hon Steven Marshall
    on
    18/10/2018
  • Forensic science and pathology services are Department for Administrative and Information Services Annual Report 2002-2003 15 Functions 16 delivered across the following operational areas - Biology - examination of biological trace evidence, DNA analysis of body fluids and related materials - Chemistry and Materials – examination and analysis of physical and chemical trace evidence (eg paint, glass, firearm and explosives residues), analysis of illicit drugs (eg street seizures, clandestine laboratories, botanical identification of cannabis plants and crops), examination of documents and hand-writing, environmental lead analysis - Pathology – post mortem examination - Toxicology – analysis of blood and tissue samples for drugs and poisons.
    Presented by
    Hon Jay Weatherill AO
    on
    21/10/2003
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