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Cannabis use in licensed premises VDH e.V. 100% 100% 2024-04-19T07:08:21Z Vereinigte Dartliga Hannover e.V.
Everyone knows that cannabis has been legal since 1 April 2024. At present it is up to the licensed premises whether they permit or prohibit consumption on their premises. <br> As the VDH we would welcome a ban at a venue, but we cannot regulate it. <br> However, this is somewhat different from alcohol or smoking. Passive inhalation alone can be enough for it to be detected in you, which in turn could be a disadvantage especially for drivers. <br> Since we cannot forbid it to the venues, we still want to give you a way to respond. If you have a match at a venue where consumption is permitted (you would have to ask beforehand, or you may already know), you have the option of not playing the match at that venue. <br> In that case the match must be moved to a neutral venue via the sports officer, stating the reason. Either there is an alternative, or we are happy to remind you of our office, where matches can also be played. <br> <br> If this causes problems anywhere, please contact the relevant sports officer. <br> <br> We stress again: this is not about dictating anything to the venues (at most of them it is forbidden anyway), but in this context it is about protecting all players from passive inhalation. Hence these options. <br> <br> With sporting regards

Cannabis use in licensed premises

2024-04-19
Everyone knows that cannabis has been legal since 1 April 2024. At present it is up to the licensed premises whether they permit or prohibit consumption on their premises.
As the VDH we would welcome a ban at a venue, but we cannot regulate it.
However, this is somewhat different from alcohol or smoking. Passive inhalation alone can be enough for it to be detected in you, which in turn could be a disadvantage especially for drivers.
Since we cannot forbid it to the venues, we still want to give you a way to respond. If you have a match at a venue where consumption is permitted (you would have to ask beforehand, or you may already know), you have the option of not playing the match at that venue.
In that case the match must be moved to a neutral venue via the sports officer, stating the reason. Either there is an alternative, or we are happy to remind you of our office, where matches can also be played.

If this causes problems anywhere, please contact the relevant sports officer.

We stress again: this is not about dictating anything to the venues (at most of them it is forbidden anyway), but in this context it is about protecting all players from passive inhalation. Hence these options.

With sporting regards