NSW Drug Summit is under way.

[@hempy]

NSW Drug Summit started in November apparently I stumbled on this yesterday any way I don't expect much from it apart from this benefiting the Cannabis industry here that is in trouble.

Thought to give you a heads-up, if this does bring about real law reforms, this will benefit all states in the long term.

NSW Drug Summit 2024​

NSW Drug Summit 2024 - NSW Drug Summit 2024

The NSW Government will hold a multi-day summit that aims to improve the health and wellbeing of communities and people impacted by drugs.

www.health.nsw.gov.au

 

[Creeperpark]

NSW Drug Summit started in November apparently I stumbled on this yesterday any way I don't expect much from it apart from this benefiting the Cannabis industry here that is in trouble.

Thought to give you a heads-up, if this does bring about real law reforms, this will benefit all states in the long term.

NSW Drug Summit 2024​

NSW Drug Summit 2024 - NSW Drug Summit 2024

The NSW Government will hold a multi-day summit that aims to improve the health and wellbeing of communities and people impacted by drugs.

www.health.nsw.gov.au

Thank you for posting friend, this should be interesting.

 

[@hempy]

If I find any related or news on this, I will post it up.

From the information I found today, this Drug Summit will end as the state parliament ends for Christmas and then returns in February.

If any changes are to happen, they won't until well into 2025 once parliament returns.

 

[Porky82]

A summit only offers up recommendations to the government and like most ignorant governments they don't/won't adopt any of them.

 

[@hempy]

The last one was held in 1999 from that came safe injection rooms, and we almost saw legal cannabis but the Revren Fred stopped and Labor did not have the numbers.

We can't get a worse outcome than we already have right now, can we, so any steps towards real law reform is going to be a positive.

 

[Porky82]

The last one was held in 1999 from that came safe injection rooms, and we almost saw legal cannabis but the Revren Fred stopped and Labor did not have the numbers.

We can't get a worse outcome than we already have right now, can we, so any steps towards real law reform is going to be a positive.

I agree but I'm far more cynical than you by the looks of it mate.

Personally after hearing that over 1200 companies paid no tax whatsoever last year I would consider tax law reform far more important than drug law reform!