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There has been considerable progress in the largest Latin American country when making an assessment of the market since 2014, when the first judicial authorizations for medical cannabis was made. In 2015, the 0.2%+ THC prescription permission by the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) marked an important step and two years later, the first authorization for a grassroots patient association, ABRACE was made.
In 2019, ANVISA’s new regulation, RDC 327, allowed cannabis products to be sold in Brazilian pharmacies and imports to be made in bulk.
In 2021, PL 399 represents the latest law to be discussed by the country, as the market is currently awaiting further discussion and voting in Brazilian legislative bodies.
The report of the substitute for PL 399/2015 will be presented on April 20, 2021 in a meeting that will be convened by the chairman of the Special Commission on Medicines Formulated with Cannabis, deputy Paulo Teixeira (PT-SP) .
In practice, the convening of the first 2021 meeting of the Special Commission dealing with PL 399/2015 represents the continuity of the project’s progress in the Chamber of Deputies, a fundamental and mandatory step for the outcome of the topic .
At that time, if it is approved by the Commission – which in principle should happen easily -, the project goes straight for discussion in the Senate, without having to go through the vote in the plenary of the Chamber. However, a request with up to 51 signatures of deputies may require that the discussion also be made by all parliamentarians before the text goes to the Senate.
Brazil: Brazil’s Initial Hemp Report from the USDA
