– Liberalize the use of cannabis in Italy, allowing detention in small quantities for recreational use but preventing the sale. And ‘the bipartisan bill sponsored dall’intergruppo chaired by Benedetto Della Vedova who today received the signature of 218 MPs. Among other measures also allowed to grow plants at home up to a maximum of five and the retail stores devoted supplied license of Monopoly.
The proposal – The bill proposed by the Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs is inspired by the US model and also allows the opening of so-called” cannabis social clubs “for growing in a partnership in non-profit organizations. Also they will become simpler modes of delivery, prescription and distribution of medicines based on cannabis. But remains the absolute prohibition for minors and the ban on driving while impaired. At home you can hold up to 15 grams, down to 5 outside the home. A signing were representatives of the Democratic Party, the M5S, Sel and the mixed group.
Salvini: “Cannabis is bad, no prostitutes” – The bill has received firm “no” by Matteo Salvini, who said: “I support the legalization and regulation of prostitution, because until proven guilty sex does not hurt, cannabis yes”.
M5s, legalization is a matter of justice – “The legalization of cannabis would allow not only more revenue for the state, but would ease the burden of courts and law enforcement that could deal with more serious crimes like Mafia corruption, theft and robbery. ” Members M5s Judiciary Committee expressed satisfaction with the way their goal achieved by the work of the Intergroup.
Meloni “Since FDI no absolute madness legalization” – “Half Camera wants to legalize cannabis, but by FDI-An absolute no to this madness. ” And ‘what he writes on Twitter President of Brothers of Italy, Giorgia Meloni.
Gasparri and Giovanardi: “Legalization is Gift mafias” – “The proposal of a partial legalization of cannabis for recreational purposes the only consequence will increase the spread of drugs and the increase in traffic of organized crime “. And ‘what state senators Charles Giovanrdi (Ncd) and Maurizio Gasparri (FI) in a statement, adding: “We will oppose firmly in Parliament in this initiative from the wrong point of view of legislation and disastrous as negative educational message, especially to young people.”
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