Greenland took over legislative responsibility for euphoriant substances when it assumed responsibility for health services in 1992.[1][2] Existing health legislation continued until replaced locally, so later Danish cannabis reforms needed Greenlandic decisions to apply there.[1][2] This became central to the later debate about low-THC oils.[2]
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References
- Naalakkersuisut — Answer to question 257/2019 on legislation on euphoriant substances (2 August 2019)archived
- Naalakkersuisut — Explanatory notes to the local drug-law bill, 17 August 2022pp. 1–3: inherited law, 1992 competence, 2019 parliamentary decisions and authority for low-THC rulesarchived
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