n.a. 3 110 3 139 3 164 No. of expiation notices issued for cannabis offences No target has been set as counting rules are under review for 2012–13.

≥3 990 3 950 n.a. 3 443 No. of expiation notices issued for cannabis offences The 2012–13 projection was not set as counting rules were under review

• OTR officers assisted South Australia Police on 222 occasions, this includes attending 213 illegal cannabis growers’ premises where dangerous wiring, including meter bypasses, were suspected.

• OTR officers assisted South Australia Police on 208 occasions, including attending illegal cannabis growers’ premises where dangerous wiring, including meter bypasses, were suspected.

Reducing illegal drug use Amendments to the Controlled Substances Act 1984 provide for a new offence: possession of equipment or documents relating to the manufacture of a controlled drug (such as varieties of amphetamines) or the cultivation of a controlled plant (in particular cannabis) without reasonable excuse

Substance use and dependence are continuous problems, with high rates of alcohol, cannabis, opioid, and amphetamine dependence evident in the prisoner population.

We rejected an application for medicinal cannabis for a person with a mental health condition, because we could find no research, nor could the treating doctor find any research, that demonstrated that medicinal cannabis would actually be helpful in addressing the mental health condition.

Her criminal record related to the production and possession of cannabis.

Total number of notices issued during the year ended 30 June:- 1988 1987 Cannabis Expiation 14 410 636 Traffic Infringement 121 140 112 282 135 550 112 918 Value of notices issued:- $'000 $'000 Cannabis Expiation 407 49 Traffic Infringement 9 716 7 596 10 123 7 645 Revenue received:- $'000 $'000 Cannabis Expiation 244 8 Traffic Infringement 7 714 5 855 7 958 5 863 Notices not expiated by the due date are forwarded for court action.