Should cities open drug “safe havens” where people who are addicted to illegal drugs can use them under the supervision of medical professionals?

The people doing illegal drugs will be arrested by the Police. The illegal drug users will only have 1 chance of redeeming themselves as medical professionals will give them advice on how to stop. If the illegal drug users cant follow the advice then they will be arrested for life.

All drug addicts should be taken to a free version of rehab centres but shall not be arrested just for drugs

i think that there should be restrictions and regulations but drugs should be legal just controlled and come with advice.

Yes, however, it must be done correctly, there must be infrastructure ready to help these people, otherwise we could end up with a similar situation to places like San Francisco

No, but encourage greater social opportunity and rehabilitation centres to encourage a distancing from drug reliance/overdosing

Yes, but schemes should be put in place in these havens to treat and ween patients off of the drug so as to reduce illegal drug use.

No, but reduce restrictions on less harmful substances (E.g. marijuana) but tighten restrictions on higher class drugs.

Yes, However Drugs and drug use should still be a criminal offence. There is still the possibility of this service be abused, therefore those partaking should be expected to use this service as a serious method to get off drugs. Those who abuse it will be prosecuted under existing drugs law.

yes, this will help reduce overdose deaths. Drug addiction should be treated as heath issue and not a criminal offence.

If you choose to use illegal drugs you forfeit your health-care during the time you are intoxicated.

NHS tax money should not be responsible for drug addiction. Your addiction, your problem, not tax payers.

I think this would be necessary if the person is adamant about abusing substances and rehabilitation failed but it wouldnt be my first choice

Yes, both because it will help to reduce death rates among addicts but also because drug addicts are people with rights.

Yes, it is necessary to treat addiction as a health issue and not a criminal offence, however use it as a way to help addicts get off of drugs

no but certain drugs should be legal if they don't cause much harm, for example, weed

yes drug use should be taken qas a health issue but also no because it would encourage drug use

Yes, and once they are inside they should be euthanised.

Yes, but as part of a wider rehabilitation and weaning process

this wouldn't stop large amounts of people doing drugs outside of the havens and wouldn't change the number go overdose rates.

Yes but only certain drugs

Drug use is a symptom of underlying difficulties. Addicts should be helped to resolve the problems and off the drugs.

No, but increase rehabilitation funding.

Yes but legelize drugs

Legalise every single drug

Yes and increase funding for rehabilitation centres

yes, because rehab only works if the person wants to stop, and if it is done in a controlled enviroment then they may be persuaded to help themselves or get help if something goes wrong. it could also help reduce bloodbourne diseases spread through sharing needles.

No, only for Cannabis

only if the goal is to help with addiction not encourage it

No, we should encourage rehabilitation and recovery from addiction instead and invest in rehab and prevention instead.

We need a new system that does not criminalise or payhologise people who live with these addictions.

Yes, but only if the outcome is rehabilitation/ help treat addiction

Addicts should actively be given the rehabilitation resources and support with their drug use issues.

It may be a time of hardship for the country to withstand, but drugs should be legalised, and the health industry must not help those that take the substances, meaning that those that chose to abuse their bodies face the consequences.

Think this could encourage more people to use

We should abolish drug use all together

yes but slowly get them off the drugs and try the placebo effect

No I think they should help support them further with getting off drugs in rehabilitation rather than feeding their addiction

Yes, but only as part of a program where they agree to be weened off the drugs

Drugs are gay

No, and legalise SOME drugs

Legalise and provide health care for addicts, it is a health issue, alcoholism isn't demonised

No, therapy and counselling should be available to addicts

There are already rehabilitation centres, who’s responsibility is to rehabilitate addicts by helping them control destructive behaviours

No, drugs should be illegal

Yes, but as long as they are on a rehabilitation programme

Yes but as long as they get offered to put back on the right path and accept

Legalise certain drugs and heavily tax them

No, many of these drugs are life ruining, Weed yes you should legalise it and in one sweep you would cripple the drug dealers and also bring in huge revenues for the state who would tax weed as they do Tobacco now.

But creating drug zones would only fuel the addiction.

Yes, but offer this alongside rehabilitation programmes