Some lawmakers are demanding that the plant be listed as a narcotic again. Read more at straitstimes.com.
as lawmakers remained divided over key provisions of the legislation, leaving the nation’s fast-growing industry in a regulatory limbo.
With Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-cha planning to dissolve Parliament next month before polls slated for May, the fate of the Bill will depend on the next government. Growing concerns about the impact of legalisation on youth have also threatened to set back an industry that is estimated to be worth over US$1 billion by 2025.
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