Cannabis Council Australia (CCA) has called for a three-part reform of medicinal cannabis regulations in its submission to the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s consultation, proposing a new approval pathway, governance framework and evidence database.
CCA chief executive Lisa Penlington said the recommendations – announced as the TGA’s October 7 deadline for submissions loomed – are intended to replace a system that was “not designed to manage the growth” in patient numbers or the “sheer number of unapproved products now in use.”
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