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Family law & custody

• Can child protection be called in New South Wales because I have a prescription? New South Wales

  The threshold under the Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998 (NSW), and why a prescription alone does not meet it.

  No sources yet — the instrument still has to be identified.

Renting & tenancy

• Can my landlord evict me in New South Wales for using prescribed cannabis at home? New South Wales

  What the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) does and does not let a lessor do when a tenant uses a lawfully prescribed medicine.

  No sources yet — the instrument still has to be identified.
• Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in New South Wales? New South Wales

  Why a prescription authorises possession of a dispensed medicine and nothing else, and where the NSW cultivation offence sits.

  No sources yet — the instrument still has to be identified.

Firearms licences

• Will I lose my firearms licence in New South Wales because of my prescription? New South Wales

  The Firearms Act 1996 (NSW) does not name medicinal cannabis. What it does contain is a discretion wide enough to reach it.

  No sources yet — the instrument still has to be identified.

Banking & home loans

• Can my bank close my account because of my medicinal cannabis prescription?

  No Australian law forbids a bank closing your account over a lawful prescription. What the Banking Code promises on notice, and where a complaint goes.

  1 source(s) retrieved and read by the publisher. Needs a practitioner to confirm.
• Do I have to tell my mortgage lender about my prescription?

  A home loan asks about your finances, not your medicines. What credit law requires of a lender — and where the health questions really live.

  1 source(s) retrieved and read by the publisher. Needs a practitioner to confirm.
• Why did my pharmacy ask for cash or add a card surcharge for my prescription?

  No Australian rule treats a prescription differently at the card terminal. Why some pharmacies prefer cash, and what competition law caps.

  2 source(s) named but none opened. Needs the instrument retrieved and read.

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Last checked against primary sources by a named reviewer: 2026-08-14