Government presents the first reading of a bill to regulate the manufacture of medical cannabis in Malta
Economy Minister Chris Cardona this evening (15th January 2018) presented the first reading of a bill that would govern the manufacture of medical cannabis in Malta.
Speaking in parliament last month, Health Minister Chris Fearne had said that in addition to facilitating the availability of medical cannabis in Malta, government would also be looking at ways in which “serious individuals” could be licensed to manufacture cannabis products in Malta.
This, he said, would also serve to push prices of medical cannabis in Malta down.
Amendments to the Drug Dependence (Treatment not imprisonment) started being debated last month, with Fearne stating that he expected the changes to come into force by February 2018.
By Yannick Pace – Malta Today
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Do you have any updates on the legalization of cannabis in Malta?
I love the fact that cannabis can be manufactured in Malta. Any updates?
Malta start right with cannabis and gain the fruit of success!
Is the bill already active? Great Malta resource of high-quality cannabis for medical patients indeed! Nice news!
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I hope that people will start to realize that the cure is always within our reach.
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Are there any updates about the legalization? It is really good to see that more and more countries are now trying to legalize medical marijuana.