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highest number of drug seizures in the last decade. The same year, 809 clandestine laboratories were detected nationwide; the highest number ever detected in Australia. In 2012–13, police made the second highest number of detections ever at 757. The report did not comment on whether this is due to an increase in police activity or drug availability. There is also no reference to harm caused by legislation or any indication of a review of drug laws. The new strategy is to operate for the next 10 years, to 2025, without questioning the underlying criminal punishment approach to illegal drug use.
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The draft National Drug Strategy 2016–25 reported that "during the period of the National Drug Strategy 2010–2015, evidence informed demand, supply and harm reduction strategies yielded positive results". However, the same draft strategy informs that in 2011–12, police made 76,083 drug seizures; the
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The party contested the September 2013 federal election three months after the party's official registration, with candidates in several jurisdictions (Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory). Candidates received over 10,000 primary votes nationally in
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In 2010, Australia’s drug law enforcement budget was $ 1.1 billion. Around every ten minutes someone in Australia is arrested for a drug violation, with 112,049 arrests in 2013–14.
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The party requested voluntary deregistration with the Australian Electoral Commission in July 2017. The party was officially deregistered on 31 July 2017.
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in the states of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory. When nominations closed, it had actually fielded
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http://www.nationaldrugstrategy.gov.au/internet/drugstrategy/Publishing.nsf/content/73E3AD4C708D5726CA257ED000050625/$ File/draftnds.pdf
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candidates in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria, and a total of 11 candidates for seats in the
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The party received over 20,000 votes in the 2016 election, or 0.2% of the total votes.
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aggregate, but did not win any seats in the Australian Parliament.
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Drug Law Reform Australia proposed to nominate candidates for the
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Victoria
Ideology
Drug policy reform
www.druglawreform.com.au
political party
Australia
decriminalisation
harm minimisation
Australian Democrats
Don Chipp
Australian Electoral Commission
Senate
2016 federal election
senate
House of Representatives
Australian National Council on Drugs
Drug courts in Australia
Drug liberalisation
Drug prohibition law
Illicit drug use in Australia
Legalise Cannabis Australia
List of political parties in Australia
Maritime drug smuggling into Australia
Methamphetamine use in Australia
Reason Party
"Drug Law Reform Australia"
Australian Electoral Commission
"AEC redirection page"
https://dpmp.unsw.edu.au/

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