Reason Party leader and Victorian Upper House member, Fiona Patten, has labelled the Greens call to legalise recreational cannabis as a desperate attempt to stay relevant to young voters and without reference to recent developments in the US and Canada. Ms Patten has been a strong advocate for the legalisation of cannabis for many years
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Twitter FeedMeanwhile here is what an actual Liberal Party discusses. Can we have the word Liberal back, you are treating it terribly @AusLiberalParty #auspol https://t.co/gZZsf6W2TJ
Is the Liberal Party conference really debating this? "supporting harsher drug laws prioritising crime prevention over harm minimisation" Here is the answer for you harm minimisation = crime prevention #vicpol
Just a note @ODonohueMLC not only is this very bad policy that will lead to greater exploitation and crime it would require you to pay considerable compensation to a large number of legal businesses in Victoria #vicpol
I actually do find it surprising that @VicLibNats would want to adopt a policy that was created by extreme left ‘feminists’
Fiona Patten is the founder and leader of REASON, and a Member of the Victorian Legislative Council for the Northern Metropolitan region.
She came to politics after 20 years of lobbying for the rights of organisations involved in the sexual rights movement – including small businesses, sex workers, HIV/AIDS organisations, adult media and online anti-censorship groups.
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