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Sir Ed Davey told the BBC he wanted a regulated market for cannabis.
He said potent forms of the drug and smoking were both "very harmful to people's health" The Tobacco and Vapes Bill was not passed before the general election.
Labour and Lib Dem MPs were given a free vote so were not told to back the bill.
Neither party has plans to legalise drugs for personal use.
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