German cannabis control bill

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Entwurf eines Cannabiskontrollgesetzes (CannKG) ("Draft of a cannabis control law") is a proposed bill that would remove cannabis from the list of Scheduled drugs in Betäubungsmittelgesetz, the federal controlled substances law in Germany. The issue was proposed by Alliance '90/The Greens (the German Green Party). It would regulate cannabis in a manner similar to alcohol, with adults 18 years old permitted to buy and possess up to 30 grams in regulated stores.^[1]^[2]

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^ "Cannabis-Gesetz der Grünen: Kiffen, aber richtig" [Cannabis law of the Greens: smoking pot, but the right way], Der Spiegel, 4 March 2015
^ "Grüne wollen jedem drei Cannabis-Pflanzen gönnen" [The greens think everyone deserves to have three cannabis plants], Die Welt, 4 March 2015

Dr. Harald Terpe; et al., Entwurf eines Cannabiskontrollgesetzes [Design of a cannabis control law] (PDF), 18/4204 at Bundestag Wahlperiode 18 (18th German parliament)
- Stellungnahme der Bundespsychotherapeutenkammer [Opinion of the Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists] (PDF), Bundespsychotherapeutenkammer (Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists), 14 March 2016 – via Deutsche Bundestag (German Parliament)

v t e Cannabis in Germany
Culture	Hanfparade Hemp Museum Lammbock (2001) Lommbock (2017)
Politics	German cannabis control bill
Related	Angela Gossow Georg Wurth
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v t e National cannabis legalization
Enacted	Law 19.172 (Uruguay) Cannabis Act (Canada)
Proposed	German cannabis control bill ‎(Germany) Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act (United States)
De facto	Drug policy of the Netherlands (Netherlands) Cannabis in Spain (Spain)

German cannabis control bill

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