2026 Elections 7th November
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We're a passionate team. ALCP exists to legalise, regulate, and normalise cannabis for medicinal, recreational, and industrial use, while reducing harm caused by prohibition.
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Economic & Social Vision
ALCP promotes cannabis and hemp as tools for:
Job creation and new tax revenue through regulated cannabis commerce.
Environmental benefits, including sustainable hemp for fuel, fibre, and reducing deforestation.
Community wellbeing, with a focus on fairness, justice, and ending discriminatory laws.
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The Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party will work with any party that’s wanting change for the people to: end cannabis prohibition, promoting justice, reducing harm, and unlocking economic and ecological benefits through a regulated cannabis and hemp industry. Our Kaupapa center’s on Truth, Justice, and Freedom, and we argue that legalisation is a practical, compassionate, and evidence‑based step for Aotearoa
ALCP create solutions, not promises
Our Approach
Our approach to cannabis law reform is grounded in evidence, compassion, and community leadership. We believe drug policy should prioritise health over punishment, reduce harm, and address the injustices caused by prohibition — particularly for Māori and other communities disproportionately affected. By combining international best practice with Aotearoa’s unique social and cultural context, we advocate for practical, regulated solutions that protect people, strengthen communities, and uphold dignity and choice.
2020 results of the Cannabis Referendum.
(49%) 1.4 million people voted yes
Ranking of serious of harm
We are ready to legalise it!
Party Vote A.L.C.P
Big Ideas, Real Impact.
Here’s a Kaupapa-aligned concept for cannabis law reform in Aotearoa, focused on adult personal use, justice, and public health.
Truth Justice and Freedom PRESS RELEASE Are we the last ones off the Rank to get our Human Rights?” 33rd Annual Jday Protest demands Cannabis Regulation in Aotearoa. Christchurch returns to Latimer Square on Saturday, May 3rd, from 12:00 PM to 4:20 PM, bringing the call for cannabis regulation to the streets of Ōtautahi. This year’s theme echoes the powerful words of advocate Irinka Britnell: “Are we the last cab off the rank to get our human rights?” With a spotlight on medicinal cannabis education, the event explores how access and awareness are developing in Aotearoa — and how much further we need to go. Expect an energizing afternoon of live music, guest speakers, open kōrero, and educational resources in a safe and supportive space. R18 | Free Entry | Food Stalls | Glass-Free Zone J Day Christchurch 2025 Saturday, May 3rd 12:00 PM 4:20 PM Latimer Square, Ōtautahi. Let’s stand together and push for progress. Media & stallholder contact: jdayotautahi@gmail.com
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Dream it
Truth Justice and Freedom PRESS RELEASE Are we the last ones off the Rank to get our Human Rights?” 33rd Annual Jday Protest demands Cannabis Regulation in Aotearoa. Christchurch returns to Latimer Square on Saturday, May 3rd, from 12:00 PM to 4:20 PM, bringing the call for cannabis regulation to the streets of Ōtautahi. This year’s theme echoes the powerful words of advocate Irinka Britnell: “Are we the last cab off the rank to get our human rights?” With a spotlight on medicinal cannabis education, the event explores how access and awareness are developing in Aotearoa — and how much further we need to go. Expect an energizing afternoon of live music, guest speakers, open kōrero, and educational resources in a safe and supportive space. R18 | Free Entry | Food Stalls | Glass-Free Zone J Day Christchurch 2025 Saturday, May 3rd 12:00 PM 4:20 PM Latimer Square, Ōtautahi. Let’s stand together and push for progress. Media & stallholder contact: jdayotautahi@gmail.com 〰️ Dream it
Drug Foundation Release their report on the ‘Mis-use drugs act’ 1975
Safer drug laws for Aotearoa New Zealand report
