Niagra Falls, Ontario - Saturday, Septmber 7, 2002 - by: Joe Hueglin
legalize maijuana	Aside from Canada becoming , depending on your viewpoint, a haven or a Mecca for
	users from countries which do not share their opinions,(1) the Senator's proposals to
	legalize marijuana and regulate its usage in the same manner as alcohol, though with
	a lowered age of legal access, raises as yet unanswered questions.
what about hash	Will those cannabis products such as hashish and hash oil containing higher
	concentrations of THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) be legalized as well?
what about driving	Will driving after use be subject to legal sanction? If so, is there a test that can be
	performed on the spot by law enforcement officers?
age	What specific methodology will be employed in distinguishing between those sixteen
	year old and younger?
control and bootlegging	In that alcohol is produced and distributed under controlled conditions, will the
	production, distribution and content of active ingredient for cannabis products be
	similarly regulated and inspected and non-authorized production and sale be illegal?
taxes	What is the level of taxation that will be attached to the sale of cannabis products?
need answers	Answers to these questions are necessary before the public can make an informed
	decision on the practical effects of implementing the REPORT OF THE SENATE
	COMMITTEE ON ILLEGAL DRUGS.
	Joe Hueglin
References:
1.-	POLICIES IN OTHER COUNTRIES
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