Premier André Ebanks told Parliament that the final cannabis-reform report and supporting legislation were expected to reach the Attorney General for government consideration in November or December 2026.[1] The July consultation had asked about possession limits, home growing, administrative penalties and clearing old minor convictions, following the 2025 referendum.[2] Adults remained subject to the existing criminal law while the review and preparation of legislation continued.[3]
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References
- Cayman Islands Government — Summary of parliamentary proceedings, 2 October 2026archived
- Cayman Islands Government — Public Comments: Cannabis Reform, 1 July 2026archived
- Cayman Islands — Misuse of Drugs Act (2026 Revision)Sections 2, 2A, 3, 16, 37–44; Schedule 1; legislation history, pp. 55–56archived
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