Debate on the Industrial Hemp Bill, introduced to Parliament by the Legalise Cannabis Party, was adjourned on Wednesday (May 15). The adjournment happened while the Allan Labor government formulates its response to both the bill and the hemp industry inquiry. Legalise Cannabis Party MP Rachel…
The Legalise Cannabis Party is calling on the Victorian government to support an industrial hemp bill that will help farmers and processors to expand their share of the $7 billion global hemp market – forecast to grow to $18.6 billion by 2027. Legalise Cannabis introduced…
It’s time to legalise cannabis. It’s time to change the laws so that Australian adults can responsibly possess and grow small quantities of cannabis at home without fear of persecution.
Rachel raises an adjournment matter to the Treasurer asking him to consider the financial benefits of regulating cannabis in Victoria.
Rachel asks the Minister for Roads and Road Safety about funding the construction of a signaled intersection in Stud Rd to Dandenong Stadium.
On behalf of Legalise Cannabis Victoria, Rachel speaks in favour of supporting a proposed bill to transition away from coal.
Rachel rises to to speak to the 2023-24 Victorian Budget on behalf of Legalise Cannabis Victoria.
Rachel delivers a member statement recognising Australian Hemp Council’s inaugural fibre forum held at Deakin University’s Waurn Ponds campus in Geelong.
The Legalise Cannabis Party makes history by introducing the same bill into VIC, NSW and WA state parliament on the same day in a move that hopes to regulate the personal use of cannabis for adults.
Rachel seeks a commitment from the Minister for Equality around protecting bodily autonomy for people with an intersex variation in Victoria, similar to recent legislative protections enacted in the ACT.
