The NSW government has rejected every recommendation made by a parliamentary inquiry into the state’s cannabis regulatory framework, but flagged some issues – including drug driving – may be revisited in its response to last year’s Drug Summit.
In its final report tabled in June, the premier and finance committee called for sweeping reform, including decriminalisation of personal use and possession and a medical defence to drug-driving charges.
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