The industry is being asked to fund the completion of a new documentary on medicinal cannabis in a bid to counter a slew of negative press coverage in recent months.
In Plain Sight is the brainchild of film-maker Jay Richards and backed by United in Compassion co-founder Lucy Haslam. Richards has already shot hours of footage with patients and industry leaders to create a trailer.
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Well done guys! Telling the story eloquently, truthfully and without bias is a great contribution to the future of cannabis in Australia. I’m not sure about no recreational use, as people seem to want to use it however they see fit, and everyone has their own reason.
I hope we can, as a community, figure out a pragmatic framework for the future that observes public risk, patient outcomes, and responsible use.
The first step was huge, our patients have access to cannabis medicine and that will endure. However, it’s time to consider broader reform around access! We know it doesn’t quite fit as a pure S8, so removing our personal opinion and bias, reviewing other jurisdictions and social impact, and developing a working model is the next step.