The Association of Cities calls for more details on handling cannabis clubs.

Substance abuse in question - The Association of Cities calls for more details on handling cannabis clubs.

Federal law has set a starting date of July 1st for the cultivation associations, which distribute cannabis for personal use amongst their members. However, the Bundestag recently amended the legalization law and imposed stricter regulations for cannabis cultivation within these associations.

The North Rhine-Westphalian Ministry of Health has revealed that they are currently working on implementing these regulations within the state government. They plan to announce the details at a later time.

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1. The Association of Cities in North Rhine-Westphalia, including Düsseldorf, has expressed concern about the lack of clarity in the new regulations for cannabis clubs, as stated in the Rheinische Post.
2. Helmut Dedy, a spokesperson for the NRW Ministry of Health, reiterated the need for more details on how these stricter regulations will be implemented, affecting cities like Düsseldorf.
3. The Association of Cities is urging the federal government to provide clear guidelines on drug use in cannabis clubs, to ensure the health and safety of all its members.
4. The recent amendments to the legalization law have caused uncertainty among cannabis clubs in North Rhine-Westphalia, leading to calls for transparency and open communication from the Association of Cities.
5. The toughened regulations for cannabis cultivation in Düsseldorf and other cities in NRW have created concerns within the Association of Cities with regards to the potential impact on drug use within these clubs.

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