Rachel spoke on a motion by Legalise Cannabis Victoria. The motion was a response to the Labor government’s continued criminalisation of cannabis. Rachel urged the Victorian Labor government to reconsider its position on cannabis decriminalisation, noting previous endorsement by Victorian Labor Members.
Rachel addressed the Treasurer in parliament, asking if this government will consider the economic benefits of the regulation and legalisation of cannabis.
Rachel Payne MP spoke in parliament on the use of lawfare as a tool to stigmatise and delay progress in Victoria’s hemp industry.
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…
Rachel Payne presented the 2nd reading of Legalise Cannabis Victoria’s Hemp Industry Bill 2024.
Rachel Payne presented a Motion to the parliament around the need to update industrial hemp planning provisions.
Rachel Payne introduced the first reading of the new Hemp Industry Bill.
06th February 2024 12:29Victorian Legislative Council, Melbourne Rachel PAYNE (South-Eastern Metropolitan) (12:29): Ballarat’s Federation TAFE recently announced a partnership to provide Australia’s first nationally accredited training course in medicinal cannabis cultivation and production. This is a great step towards ensuring Victoria can reap the benefits…
The Weekly Times December 6th, 2023, Edition discusses the Hemp Industry’s potential in Gippsland.
