CRIMINAL CODE 2002 - SECT 600 Definitions—ch 6
CRIMINAL CODE 2002 - SECT 600
Definitions—ch 6(1) In this chapter:
"cannabis"—
(a) means a substance consisting of or containing—
(i) the fresh or dried parts of a cannabis plant; or
(ii) tetrahydrocannabinol; but
(b) does not include—
(i) goods that consist completely or mainly of cannabis fibre; or
(ii) cannabis food products.
"cannabis plant" means a plant of the genus Cannabis.
"commercial quantity"—see section 601.
"conceal "a thing includes conceal or disguise—
(a) the nature, source or location of the thing; or
(b) any movement of the thing; or
(c) someone's rights in relation to the thing; or
(d) the identity of any owner of the thing.
"controlled drug" means a substance prescribed by regulation as a controlled drug, but does not include a growing plant.
"controlled plant" means a growing plant prescribed by regulation as a controlled plant, and includes a seedling of the plant.
"controlled precursor" means a substance prescribed by regulation as a controlled precursor.
"cultivates "a plant—see section 615.
"cultivation", of a plant—see section 615.
"large commercial quantity"—see section 601.
"manufacture"—see section 606.
"manufactures"—see section 606.
"possession", of a thing, includes the following:
(a) receiving or obtaining possession of the thing;
(b) having control over the disposition of the thing (whether or not having custody of the thing);
(c) having joint possession of the thing.
"prepare "a drug for supply includes pack the drug or separate the drug into discrete units.
"sell "includes—
(a) barter or exchange; and
(b) give to someone in the belief that the person will provide property or services in return at a later time, whether by agreement or otherwise; and
(c) agree to sell.
"supply "includes—
(a) supply by way of sale or otherwise; and
(b) agree to supply.
"trafficable quantity"—see section 601.
"traffics" in a controlled drug—see section 602.
"transport" includes deliver.
(2) In this section:
"cannabis food product"—see the Drugs of Dependence Act 1989