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Grenada's Agriculture Minister Lennox Andrews says before the end of the second half of 2025 the Government will bring legislation to the parliament that will decriminalise the use of cannabis for religious and recreational use.
“We were hoping to have this done before the end of the first quarter but right now I can safely say that it will be done before the end of the first half,” said Andrews who pointed out that the legislation will be similar to the legislation that the former New National Party laid in the House in 2021 but died a natural death when the Parliament was dissolved for the June 2022 general election.
That Bill which was laid in the Lower House for first reading by former Agriculture Minister Peter David, sought to decriminalize the use of marijuana and for anyone over the age of 18 to have no more than 28 grams in his or her possession for personal use by amending the Drug Abuse (prevention and control) Act.
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