Voting YES for legalisation of cannabis means:

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Cannabis will be treated as a health issue not a criminal issue

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Police resources will be spent on more serious crime

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Stopping pointless convictions and discrimination

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Taxes collected from a regulated industry will go to health and education

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Adults that choose to consume will have access to safer, regulated products

45,665

New Zealanders were convicted of a cannabis offence in the last decade

Every year we convict thousands of people for cannabis offences, yet we still have one of the highest use rates in the world.

These are our cousins, our workmates, our neighbours, our auntie’s sister’s nephew’s diving mate. And our laws prevent them getting help when they need it. It’s a simple fix - we need to change.

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of respondents want cannabis law reform

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120 Reasons for drug law reform

We are looking for 120 reasons why we should change our drug laws – one reason for each of the 120 Members of Parliament!

Health Not Handcuffs is voting YES in the 2020 Cannabis Referendum

Prohibition isn’t working - In 2020 New Zealanders have a once in a lifetime chance to fix a broken system.

Kākahungia te tangata ki te aroha, kaua ki te whakawhiu

Voting YES for legalisation of cannabis means:

Cannabis will be treated as a health issue not a criminal issue

Police resources will be spent on more serious crime

Stopping pointless convictions and discrimination

Taxes collected from a regulated industry will go to health and education

Adults that choose to consume will have access to safer, regulated products

45,665

New Zealanders were convicted of a cannabis offence in the last decade

Every year we convict thousands of people for cannabis offences, yet we still have one of the highest use rates in the world.

#UnifyRally - Our movement in action

120 Reasons for drug law reform

Health Not Handcuffs is voting YES in the 2020 Cannabis Referendum

Prohibition isn’t working - In 2020 New Zealanders have a once in a lifetime chance to fix a broken system.

Kākahungia te tangata ki te aroha, kaua ki te whakawhiu

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Voting YES for legalisation of cannabis means:

Cannabis will be treated as a health issue not a criminal issue

Police resources will be spent on more serious crime

Stopping pointless convictions and discrimination

Taxes collected from a regulated industry will go to health and education

Adults that choose to consume will have access to safer, regulated products

45,665

New Zealanders were convicted of a cannabis offence in the last decade

Every year we convict thousands of people for cannabis offences, yet we still have one of the highest use rates in the world.

#UnifyRally - Our movement in action

Where do you stand?

120 Reasons for drug law reform

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Peter

Russel

Kerry

Jesse

Peter

May McLeod

Kathy

Ben

Gunhild

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