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  • 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.
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    Controlled Substances (Cannabis) Amendment - lapsed in Council.
  • Zollo to move - That the Regulations under the Controlled Substances Act 1987 concerning Simple Cannabis Expiation Fees, made on 29 August 2002 and laid on the Table of this Council on 15 October 2002, be disallowed.   32.
  • The categories that are written up here are: • extra-familial – men abusing girls Sex for petrol Sex for food or cannabis Sex for money and gambling Promised wife • extra-familial – juvenile on juvenile So-called ‘consensual’ sex between juveniles No consent • intra-familial abuse • offender unknown.
    Presented by
    Hon Mike Rann AC CNZM
    on
    06/05/2008
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    Australian Labor Party
  • Tabled Paper Independent Education Inquiry (pdf 4.98 MB)

    MR WATERFORD: In terms of responding to this, the 23 day-to-day operations of the Screening Unit is not my area 24 of responsibility or expertise. 25 MR DEBELLE: Right. 26 MR WATERFORD: However, in terms of the sorts of 27 standards that are reflected in Families SA's requirements 28 for people to be working with children in alternative 29 care, indecent exposure I think was that the - - 30 MR DEBELLE: Indecent behaviour. 31 MR WATERFORD: Indecent behaviour would be prima facie 32 an adverse history and would need to be thoroughly looked 33 into. 34 MR DEBELLE: What about possessing equipment to 35 administer cannabis?
    Presented by
    Hon Vickie Chapman
    on
    06/12/2018
  • Tabled Paper General (pdf 4.48 MB)

    Part 4—Beverage containers 40—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 before consumption; (b) a health tonic that is— (i) included 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; and (c) a cordial comprised of a concentrated syrup that— (i) contains the following ingredients (whether or not it also contains other ingredients): (A) water; (B) a sweetener (whether natural or artificial); (C) colouring or flavouring, or both (whether natural or artificial); and (ii) is intended to be diluted before consumption. 41—Collection depot (section 65) For the purposes of the
    Presented by
    Hon S E Close
    on
    14/11/2023
  • Tabled Paper Local Government Annual Reports (pdf 13.94 MB)

    Research is being conducted on ants by Nigel Andrew of University of New England (UNE) and the Garden has also hosted Dane Liddiard of UNE researching Eremophilas use for medicinal purposes.
    Presented by
    Hon Vincent Tarzia
    on
    12/02/2019
  • • Begin refurbishment works on the Museum of Economic Botany and complete the concept designs for the new western entrance and medicinal garden
    Presented by
    Hon John Hill
    on
    23/10/2007
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    s Services, Hon P L White, concerning the Cox Review Report into Partnerships 21 (November 19) --- ---       Ministerial Statement by the Premier, Hon M D Rann, concerning Anti-Terrorism Legislation (November 20) --- ---       Ministerial Statement by the Premier, Hon M D Rann, concerning Hydroponically Grown Cannabis, together with the Report of the Review Panel on a ?
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