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    • File found under: LC Social Development Committee
      Substance abuse  Alcohol, tobacco  Tranquilisers  Opiates, amphetamines, cocaine and their derivatives, cannabis 17.
      Standing Committees
      54th Parliament
    • File found under: LC Social Development Committee
      Substance abuse  Alcohol, tobacco  Tranquilisers  Opiates, amphetamines, cocaine and their derivatives, cannabis 17.
      Standing Committees
      51st Parliament
    • File found under: LC Social Development Committee
      Substance abuse  Alcohol, tobacco  Tranquilisers  Opiates, amphetamines, cocaine and their derivatives, cannabis 17.
      Standing Committees
      52nd Parliament
    • File found under: LC Social Development Committee
      Substance abuse  Alcohol, tobacco  Tranquilisers  Opiates, amphetamines, cocaine and their derivatives, cannabis 17.
      Standing Committees
      55th Parliament

    • Tabled Paper Statistical Register (pdf 39.40 MB)

      United States of America Total 1403 1 in. and longer staple Pakistan Soft Fibres (bast fibres) 1411 Jute Fibre United Kingdom' India, Republic of Total 1413 Hemp Fibre (cannabis sativa and cr otaleria juncea )- Philippines Republic Hard Fibres (leaf fibres) 1435 Other (so- called) hemp fibres, in- cluding aoaca (manila), sisal and agaves and maguey Kenya Tanganyika Territory Indonesia, Republic of Philippines Republic Total 1439' Hard Leaf Fibres; N.E.S., including raffia and palm leaf fibres United Kingdom Tanganyika Territory India, Republic of Indonesia, Republic of Total Vegetable fibres mainly for use in brush - making (e.g., bass, Mexican, Java, etc.) and artificial (vegetable) bristles- 1 451 Bass Fibre United Kingdom India, Republic of Total 1 459 Other Fibres mainly for use in brush - making (including rice root)- United Kingdom India, Republic of Indonesia, Republic of Mexico Total Quantity.
      Presented
      on
      30/06/1955
      Document
      34th Parliament

    • Tabled Paper Statistical Register 1947-1948 (pdf 39.61 MB)

      India (British) 6,960 215 Soft Fibres (Bast Fibres)- 1413 Hemp Fibre (Cannabis Sativa and Crotaleria Juncea)- cwt.
      Presented
      on
      25/07/1950
      Document
      33rd Parliament

    • Tabled Paper Public Service List (pdf 28.36 MB)

      ., in which hemp seed or 1413 Hemp (Cannabis Sativa and Crotaleria rape seed predominate- cental Juncea)- cwt.
      Presented
      on
      24/11/1955
      Document
      34th Parliament
    • These included; � A livings skills program with Kilburn Primary School; � Drug Summit at Enfield High School; � Crime Prevention through Environmental Design project at the Jack Watkins Reserve; � Production of 10,000 Drug Issues brochures designed by High School students; � A real estate seminar focusing on drug labs and hydroponic cannabis propagation in rental properties.
      Presented by
      Hon John Hill
      on
      22/11/2007
      Document
      Annual Report
      51st Parliament
    • .)-- Pakistan 1,796 1403 Medium staple - Mexico United States of America 114 Total 499 42 1406 Waste (including cotton spinners' waste) - 655 India, Republic of Soft Fibres (bast fibres) - 36 1413 Hemp (cannabis sativa a ad crotalieria j uncea)- 160,207 Philippines Quantity I Value cental 568 1,895 lb. 2,244 25,540 6,609 2,205 649 210 4,790 575 154 66 37,247 lb. 187,119 5,795 7,449 lb. 71,874 31,141 10,289 4,365 2,205 18,080 9,710 6,851 1,891 1,017 691 4,393 137,954 24,553 lb. 2,240 2,351 350 217 1,381 132 4,941 1,730 lb. 22,624 1,181 10 1,751 340 9 23,815 2,100 lb. 11 1,833 25 3 801 2.2 1,869 826 lb. 560 404 25 41 552 22 989 615 cental 2 13 2,682 9,758 2,684 9,771 lb. 24,640 3,705 748 325 1 1 51 4 25,440 4,0$5 lb. 61 319 352 1,069 1 42 142 734 335 35 891 2,199 lb. 32 55 10 20 40 58 50 2 4 2 14,698 949 14,834 1,086 59 lb. 22,800 2,641 lb. 1,367,031 182,663 5,801,094 930,226 7,168,125 1,112,889 lb. 57,615 1,460 cwt. 2,126 11,268
      Presented
      on
      31/03/1960
      Document
      36th Parliament
    • They smoked cannabis together.
      Presented by
      Hon Mike Rann AC CNZM
      on
      01/04/2008
      Document
      Report
      51st Parliament
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