It is great that you are visiting this website, but we can’t assume all our friends will vote YES. It’s time to start the conversation on cannabis legalisation.
I was at a party the other evening and I mentioned the upcoming referendum to a few people and nobody seemed to really know that it was coming up! So get out there and start talking to your friends about their options now.
The Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser have put together a great website to inform New Zealander’s about the upcoming New Zealand Cannabis Legislation and Control referendum.
The Office have found that 80% of New Zealander’s have tried cannabis at some point in their lives. They conclude
It is very common to have tried cannabis and common to occasionally use cannabis even though it is illegal
With this in mind we can safely conclude that 80% of the people in Nelson have tried cannabis. Given cannabis use is widespread, why continue with legislation? The illegality of the plant seems to have no impact on its use, so there is little point in maintaining the expense of fighting drug use with out dated laws.
The Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser website is a great resource for facts about the upcoming New Zealand Cannabis Legislation and Control referendum.
The Office have found that 80% of New Zealander’s have tried cannabis at some point in their lives. They conclude
It is very common to have tried cannabis and common to occasionally use cannabis even though it is illegal
With this in mind we can safely conclude that 80% of the people in Wellington have indeed tried cannabis. Given cannabis use is widespread, why continue with legislation? The illegality of the plant seems to have no impact on its use, so there is little point in maintaining the expense of fighting drug use with out dated laws.
The website of The Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser collates many facts about the upcoming New Zealand Cannabis Legislation and Control referendum.
The Office have found that 80% of New Zealander’s have tried cannabis at some point in their lives. They conclude
It is very common to have tried cannabis and common to occasionally use cannabis even though it is illegal
With this in mind we can safely conclude that 80% of the people in Hawke’s Bay have indeed tried cannabis. Given cannabis use is widespread, why continue with legislation? The illegality of the plant seems to have no impact on its use, so there is little point in maintaining the expense of fighting drug use with out dated laws.
The Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser website has collating many facts about the upcoming New Zealand Cannabis Legislation and Control referendum.
The Office have found that 80% of New Zealander’s have tried cannabis at some point in their lives. They conclude
It is very common to have tried cannabis and common to occasionally use cannabis even though it is illegal
With this in mind we can safely conclude that 80% of the people in Dunedin have indeed tried cannabis. Given cannabis use is widespread, why continue with legislation? The illegality of the plant seems to have no impact on its use, so there is little point in maintaining the expense of fighting drug use with out dated laws.
The Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Adviser have put together a great website collating many facts about the upcoming New Zealand Cannabis Legislation and Control referendum.
The Office have found that 80% of New Zealander’s have tried cannabis at some point in their lives. They conclude
It is very common to have tried cannabis and common to occasionally use cannabis even though it is illegal
With this in mind we can safely conclude that 80% of the people traveling on the bus with your today have at some point tried cannabis. Given cannabis use is widespread, why continue with legislation? The illegality of the plant seems to have no impact on its use, so there is little point in maintaining the expense of fighting drug use with out dated laws.
The Cannabis Legislation and Control Bill aims to replace the current illicit market with a regulated, safe alternative.
The Cannabis Legislation and Control Bill will limit the potency of cannabis sold in New Zealand licensed premises.
The Cannabis Legislation and Control Bill will ensure that all cannabis products are clearly labelled. Products that look like lollies or are appealing to children are not permitted under the Cannabis Control Bill.
Cannabis products will be sold in plain, child-proof packaging with health warnings on every packet.
The Cannabis Legislation and Control Bill will make the benefits from Medical Cannabis available to a wider number of New Zealanders.
