New Zealand: Medicinal cannabis laws will not change, says Peter Dunne

Associate Minister of Health Peter Dunne says the provisions in place for medicinal cannabis are not likely to change.

 

During an interview with Morning Report, he said people whose doctors felt it would be beneficial for them could already go through a process to access Sativex, the only legal cannabis-based medicine approved in New Zealand.

He said that so far only one person had done this.

"The procedure is very clear: if a person's doctors believe they would benefit from those products, then they can apply for a dispensation, like they would any other [products]."

Listen to the full interview on Morning Report ( 8 min 15 sec )

Mr Dunne said that it was untrue that there were a variety of products available, and said the few others were available internationally were only approved in individual countries or were still undergoing trial.

He said, contrary

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