Fees and charges
The Office of Drug Control (ODC) charges fees and annual licence charges to recover the costs of regulating medicinal cannabis under the Narcotic Drugs Act 1967.
How cost recovery works
Cost recovery means the Australian Government charges individuals or organisations some or all of the efficient costs of providing regulatory activities.
For the Medicinal Cannabis Scheme, this includes activities such as application assessment, licensing and permits, compliance and monitoring.
Cost Recovery Implementation Statement
The Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) explains how cost recovery operates for the Medicinal Cannabis Scheme. It provides information about costs, fees and charges, regulatory activities, financial and non-financial performance, and future financial forecasts.
Current statement
Previous statements
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