In a move that comes as a relief for advocates, Germany is set to implement marijuana legalization as scheduled in April. Concerns around youth prevention, impaired driving, and the regulation of social clubs remain high on the agenda for lawmakers and regulators alike. As these issues continue to be tackled, it remains to be seen how soon the German market can fully embrace the potential benefits of legalizing marijuana. Potential tax revenues from the sale of marijuana, similar to those seen in other countries where the drug has been legalized, could be collected. Although not legally binding, this approach proved successful in gaining approval from members without necessitating a referral to a mediation committee.
In a move that comes as a relief for advocates, Germany is set to implement marijuana legalization as scheduled in April. The Bundesrat, also known as the Federal Council, has decided not to refer the legislation to a mediation committee, a process that could have delayed its implementation by six months. This decision comes after a Friday meeting where lawmakers addressed various concerns around youth prevention measures and regulations for social clubs.
Health Minister’s Protocol Declaration Secures Approval
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