Recently elected to Western Australia’s Legislative Council, Sophia & Brian from Legalise Cannabis WA Party deliver their first speeches in Parliament.
Inaugural Speeches of Sophia Moermond & Brian Walker
Category: NEWS
Legalise Cannabis Party Romps Home in WA State Election
The big news from the election was the success of the Legalise Cannabis WA Party (LCWA), formed only weeks before the election, which has won not one, but two seats in the Legislative Council.
Western Australians vote YES to Cannabis law reform
Jubilation spread across cannabis groups on social media late yesterday as word got around that the Legalise Cannabis Western Australia Party (LCWA) had won its second Upper House seat.
Join Your Legalise Cannabis State Party
The Legalise Cannabis Party advocates for positive policy reform relating to cannabis for both health and personal users.
Support the Legalise Cannabis WA movement
There are Legalise Cannabis Western Australia Party candidates in all six upper house regions giving every WA voter the opportunity to support Cannabis law reform in the state election on 13 March.
Legalise Cannabis Western Australia Party registers in record time
Cannabis users around the country cheer as the second branch of the Legalise Cannabis state Parties gains registration in Western Australia.
Legalise Cannabis Western Australia
The Legalise Cannabis WA Party is up and running. It is the second of the states to come on board in what we hope to make nationwide Legalise Cannabis Parties.
Legalise Compassion and Common Sense – Legalise Cannabis Qld
Prohibition is rooted in racism and our jail figures reflect it like in the USA. This issue will not go away while we continue the war on drugs.
Legalise Cannabis Queensland – State Election 2020
The Legalise Cannabis Qld Party believes that Cannabis law reform does not have to be complicated and the ‘Grape Theory’ forms the basis of the necessary reforms at state level.
NSW Party Registration
It is difficult to register a political party for state elections in New South Wales because 750 “Declaration of Party Membership” paper forms are required by the NSW Electoral Commission.
