Researchers found no short-term increase in health service use or frequency of psychotic disorders.
Of those surveyed, 8% say they currently use cannabis and 5% using it regularly.
Reports from Germany indicate that the draft law could include decriminalisation and cultivation for personal use.
Cannabis legalisation has been linked to a reduction in crime, traffic fatalities, suicides, and alcohol and tobacco consumption.
Major developments are expected in both adult-use and medical cannabis legislation.
Robert Veverka, of cannabis magazine Legalizace, was convicted of ‘inciting the abuse of addictive substances’.
The ruling marks a shift in the court's approach to cannabis-related offences.
Officials are also exploring further tightening of regulations around cannabis consumption in the city.
The majority of patients have reported positive outcomes.
But recreational consumers will face further criminalisation.
