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Rick Norlock, MP - Northumberland—Quinte West

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Rick Norlock

Photo - Rick Norlock
Political Affiliation:Conservative Caucus
Province / Territory:Ontario
Preferred Language:English
Hill Office House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1A 0A6 Telephone: 613-992-8585 Fax: 613-995-7536 Mail may be sent postage-free to any Member of Parliament.
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Ticketing OK

Ticket system for pot possession pushed by some Tories

Police often turn a blind eye to avoid hours of paperwork and court backlogs, MP says

By Alison Crawford, Trinh Theresa Do, CBC News Posted: Mar 04, 2014 6:57 PM ET Last Updated: Mar 04, 2014 10:17 PM ET

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At a meeting in Winnipeg last August, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police supported letting officers have the ability to ticket people found with 30 grams of marijuana or less. The association said it would be more efficient than laying charges.
At the time, Justice Minister Peter MacKay said he appreciated the chiefs' input but had no followup on their recommendation.
Now, the Conservative Party's law enforcement caucus is receptive to the idea.
"We think it's a positive move forward and we've expressed that to the powers that be," said Rick Norlock, caucus chair.
Norlock said both MacKay and Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney seem receptive to the idea.
But Norlock said the government would need to be careful in how it communicates any legislation.
"I guess the proviso would only be that we don't send out the message that we think possession of marijuana is a good thing and that's not something our party goes for."
Especially not after releasing attack ads against Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, who came out in favour of legalizing marijuana last summer.
Trudeau also admitted to having smoked marijuana since being elected to the House of Commons, though he said he was "a very rare user."
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ticket-system-for-pot-possession-pushed-by-some-tories-1.2559798


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Drug-Free Prisons Act
Government Orders
November 22nd, 2013 / 10:15 a.m.
Conservative

Rick Norlock Northumberland—Quinte West, ON

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The leader of the Liberal Party is focused solely on legalizing drugs, the kinds of drugs that change behaviour and send people to jail in the first place. The Liberals have never seen a common-sense measure to improve corrections that they did not oppose. Their leader even went so far, while he was out trolling for votes, as to go to a school in Brandon, Manitoba, to talk about how he wants to make it easier to get access to marijuana.
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http://openparliament.ca/debates/2013/11/22/rick-norlock-1/

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Norlock talks pot on Lorne Brooker Show

Posted 6 months ago

Thu, Aug 8th, '13 - 10:48 am
MP Rick Norlock talked marijuana today on the Lorne Brooker Show.
The Northumberland Quinte West member is against the de-criminalization and legalization of the drug.
He says before we go legalizing a narcotic, studies need to be conducted.
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Listen to
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau has re-ignited the debate over marijuana after coming out in favour of legalization.
 http://www.quintenews.com/2013/08/norlock-talks-pot-on-lorne-brooker-show/49700/

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