A draft law that proposes to regulate the use of cannabis for commercial purposes has successfully passed its second reading in parliament and has moved to the stage of discussion in the third reading.
The proposed law has sparked intense debate among lawmakers and the public, emphasizing the importance of regulating the use of cannabis in industry. The project aims to promote the development of the industry and create new jobs by utilizing cannabis in various sectors of the economy.
"This law will contribute to the diversification of the national economy and stimulate economic growth," noted one of the authors of the draft law.
The supporters of the draft law highlight the ecological benefits of cannabis and its potential for producing environmentally friendly materials. However, critics express concerns about the control over production and the wide distribution of cannabis, citing potential negative social impacts.
It is hoped that during the third reading, the law will be supplemented and clarified, taking into account various opinions and proposals, to ensure a balance of interests and create an effective mechanism for regulating the use of cannabis in industry.
