Hasn't anyone noticed the loophole in the drug bill yet? 

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2.2 The Misuse of Drugs (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2005 amend the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 and ensure that magic mushrooms are excepted from the offence of possession in four scenarios:

2.3 First, where the magic mushrooms are growing uncultivated. This ensures that persons who have magic mushrooms growing on their land uncultivated will not be acting unlawfully by possessing them in this way. (Should those persons intend to supply those magic mushrooms they will, however, be committing the offence of possession with intent to supply controlled drugs.)

2.4 Second, where the magic mushrooms are picked by a person, who possesses them lawfully, in order to deliver them as soon as is reasonably practicable into the custody of a person lawfully entitled to take custody of them and they remain in that person?s possession for and in accordance with that objective. This ensures that landowners can pick magic mushrooms growing on their land for the purpose of delivery and, so long as they hold the mushrooms for and in accordance with that purpose, will not be acting unlawfully.

2.5 Third, where the magic mushrooms are picked in order to either destroy them as soon as is reasonably practicable (purpose of destruction) or deliver them as soon as is reasonably practicable to a person lawfully entitled to take custody of them (purpose of delivery) and then held for the purpose of destruction, whether by the person who picked them or by another person.

2.6 Fourth, where the magic mushrooms are picked in order to destroy them as soon as is reasonably practicable (purpose of destruction) and then held, whether by the person who picked them or by another person, for the purpose of delivering them as soon as is reasonably practicable to a person lawfully entitled to take custody of them (purpose of delivery).

2.7 Scenarios three and four enable any person to (a) pick mushrooms for the purpose of delivery or destruction and to hold them or pass them to another person to hold for and in accordance with the purpose of destruction or (b) pick mushrooms for the purpose of destruction and to hold them or pass them to another person to hold for and in accordance with the purpose of delivery. In this way, there is scope for these persons to change their mind as to whether they are going to destroy or deliver the mushrooms. There is also scope for the person who picked the mushrooms to pass the mushrooms to another person and for such persons to pass the mushrooms on (covering farm workers, for example) so long as the mushrooms are held for and in accordance with the relevant purpose (delivery or destruction).

2.8 These Regulations do not cover a person who takes possession of (i.e. was not already in lawful possession of) mushrooms for the purpose of delivery and who holds the mushrooms for and in accordance with that purpose. This is because a defence in section 5(4)(b) of the 1971 Act already covers such persons. When this existing defence is combined with the exceptions provided for in these Regulations, it means that any person can pick magic mushrooms for either the purpose of delivery or destruction, or acquire magic mushrooms picked for such purposes, so long as he holds them for and in accordance with either of those purposes.

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So, in other words, you can legaly pick magic mushrooms as long as you plan on destroying them at a later time 

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