A dedicated committee has been established to “push back” against the current down scheduling plan for CBD amid ongoing fears it will do little to make meaningful medicines more accessible for patients.

The policy group sub-committee on CBD rescheduling has been created by the Medicinal Cannabis Industry Association (MCIA) to ensure the plan does not backfire.

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Steve has reported for a number of consumer and B2B titles over a journalism career spanning more than three decades. He is a regulator contributor to health journal, The Medical Republic, writing on...

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  1. Well that’s certainly one option, however the Government could simply just legalise it rather than a smoke screen reclassification (for all cannabis products). If not, then they will only still encourage the purchase via the black market as has been clearly seen and evidenced in the USA.