Slip & Sal wrote:Few people seemed to care when I was in Amsterdam. This is a thread about opinions on the weed pass, why did you read it mate if you don't care about opinions? fair enough, everyone's sick of it. This thread went a totally different way then I thought it would.
Also having an opinion after the weedpass is introduced really won't help will it.
My opinion,Amsterdam will have a stay of execution, but the surrounding areas and border areas will initially introduce it and then change back to basically how it is now,
intersesting link
http://www.amsterdam.info/municipality/ click on drugs
another interesting link,
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d84_1308864877
from the above linl you have this,
NO WEEDPASS IN AMSTERDAM FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS!!!!
This is the translation of a letter sent to the coffeeshop unions in the Netherlands, I am proud to translate this good news....
Dear folks,
The big news today is that the new Tolerance Policy will become active from July 1, 2011, and will be valid until June 30 2015(!). The AHOJG criteria are already avaiable on
http://www.openbaarministerie.nl The good news is not much is going to change.
The most important conclusion is that the AHOJG crtieria have not been complemented with the Weedpass and the Distance Criteria. Nothing changes in this area. The announced additions will not be part of the national regulations for coffeeshops. This means that all the evil measurements from The Hague, including weedpass and distance criteria, can only be implemented on a local level. This means the weedpass and the distance criteria will probably not make it in Amsterdam. These announced measurements, that would lead to a coffeeshop wipe-out in Amsterdam, can only be implemented through local legislation by the City Council. The City Council already spoke out against the weedpass and the distance criteria, like the Mayor, who will be held to execute and maintain the new Tolerance rulebook. This is also included in the Opiumlaw art. 31b.
Especially the long term of the new Tolerance regulations stands out, 4 years going! This is a first, and appears to be a signal that The Hague decided that de introduction of the weedpass and the new distance criteria and everything else Justice Minister Opstelten comes up with is to be decided on by individual City Councils. The City Council has toe execute or deny new measurements. The Mayor has to uphold the rules in the end. This means in Amsterdam there will be no mayor changes.
The 5 plant rule stays intact.
I salute you,
MR. Maurice Veldman, Legal rep. for the BCD and THC.
Translation: Nol van Schaik.
Well thats my opinion.Time to spend time on other matters.