Where do I stand?
Every situation this site covers, in one list. Pick your state to hide the ones that do not apply to you. Nothing here answers a question — each line takes you to the page that tries to.
- Can I fly interstate with my prescribed medicinal cannabis? The law is settled
- Can I take my vaporiser in my luggage? Clear law, contested application
- Can I drive to the airport after taking my medicine? The law is changing right now
- Do I have to tell a life insurer about my prescription? The law is settled
- Which Australian insurers accept medicinal cannabis patients? There is no law on this
- Does my prescription affect a TPD claim? Clear law, contested application
- My ex is using my prescription against me in a parenting dispute. What happens? Clear law, contested application
- Can child protection be called in New South Wales because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in Victoria because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in Queensland because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in Western Australia because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in South Australia because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in Tasmania because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in the ACT because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can child protection be called in the Northern Territory because I have a prescription? There is no law on this
- Can my landlord evict me in New South Wales for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in Victoria for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in Queensland for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in Western Australia for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in South Australia for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in Tasmania for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in the ACT for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can my landlord evict me in the Northern Territory for using prescribed cannabis at home? Clear law, contested application
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in New South Wales? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in Victoria? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in Queensland? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in Western Australia? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in South Australia? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in Tasmania? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in the ACT? The law is settled
- Can I grow my own if I have a prescription in the Northern Territory? The law is settled
- Do I have to tell my anaesthetist about my prescription? There is no law on this
- Will I lose my firearms licence in New South Wales because of my prescription? There is no law on this
- Will I lose my firearms licence in Victoria because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Will I lose my firearms licence in Queensland because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Will I lose my firearms licence in Western Australia because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Will I lose my firearms licence in South Australia because of my prescription? There is no law on this
- Will I lose my firearms licence in Tasmania because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Will I lose my firearms licence in the ACT because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Will I lose my firearms licence in the Northern Territory because of my prescription? The law is settled
- Who do I actually have to tell about my prescription? Clear law, contested application
Most of these are drafts. A page marked draft, not checked has been written but never verified against the legislation it describes, and should not be relied on by anybody. Why we publish it that way.
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