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Tax it! UK Cannabis Social Clubs start petition to legalise sales

UKCSC has written a petition to Chancellor Rachel Reeves requesting a meeting with her to discuss the Cannabis Social Club model, its impact on the British economy and the wider benefits to society.

The petition to legalise cannabis sales to adults has been started on Change.org which we hope will help gain the reach needed to gather the necessary signatures and in the process inform more people about our existence and the work we do.

The Petition

Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the UK with around 7 million regular consumers. Adults risk losing their job, home, travel rights and potentially going to prison for up to 14 years for possessing, selling or growing cannabis. 

It’s time the government started making money from cannabis rather than wasting money trying to eradicate it – which is never going to happen. 

More than a dozen countries have legalised and regulated sales to adults with an ID. This has created consumer safety regulations and imposes taxes that benefit the economy.

With a legalised cannabis market, harm reduction information and education can be given by schools, colleges and public health authorities. Furthermore, dangerous products laced with contaminants (glass, metal, sand, salt, sugar, pesticides) can be prevented from reaching consumers causing health damage to individuals. 

Organised crime gangs profit roughly £2 billion a year in untaxed cannabis sales. The police spend a further £2 billion fighting the war on drugs. The UK has approximately 1000 people in prison for cannabis related offences costing taxpayers around £50,000 a year – all for a victimless crime. 

The tax and savings from legalising cannabis sales to adults in the UK could positively impact the UK economy whilst making the streets safer for young people. 

Cannabis Social Clubs offer a way to regulate cannabis sales to adults without breaking the 1961 United Nations Drug Conventions. 

By keeping things the same, we harm Britain’s future, the economy and let down people who don’t deserve to be criminalised over a plant. Change would see the UK enter a new global market with great consequences for the economy, work opportunities and creating safer communities. 

The UK needs this discussion. Please sign this petition to persuade Rachel Reeves to meet with campaigners on this matter. 

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