Volt Cyprus called for legal adult possession and a licensed cannabis market overseen by an independent regulator. Its proposal included controlled production, retail and clubs, taxation, and easier medical access through the national health system. The party argued that criminalisation burdened courts, harmed young people and strengthened the illicit market, and invited public discussion.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Cyprus here.
References
- Volt Cyprus — policy for decriminalisation and legal regulation of cannabisParty’s own proposal and FAQ: adult possession, independent authority, licensed production/trade/retail/clubs, quality controls and taxation; proposals attributed to partyarchived
- Politis — Volt proposes ending cannabis criminalisation, 27 October 2025Dated report of party statement: adult regulation, court burden and youth stigma, medical access through GeSY and public debatearchived
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