Beyond Cannabis: Dr Brian Walker MP’s Political Priorities for Western Australia

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Clip 02. What does the Legalise Cannabis WA Party stand for beyond cannabis reform?

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In this Australia Asks interview clip, Dr Brian Walker MLC discusses the wider political priorities that matter to his party, including physical health, mental wellbeing, social connection and financial security.

Topics covered include:

  • Legalise Cannabis WA’s broader political platform
  • Physical and mental health policy
  • Social wellbeing and stronger communities
  • Financial security and cost-of-living pressures
  • The relationship between personal wellness and public policy
  • Why politics should improve people’s everyday lives
  • Dr Brian Walker’s political philosophy

Dr Brian Walker MLC is a medical practitioner and Legalise Cannabis WA politician who has advocated for cannabis-law reform, patient rights and a health-focused approach to public policy.

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