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

Yes, as a short term solution with the caveat that they are enrolled and are participating in a rehabilitation program

Yes as this will help crime rates and death rates and if people are going to do it at least it will be in a safe place

No I don’t believe it would be used as not conducive to behaviour of addicts - people wouldn’t engage with the idea

This should be allowed but with an additional help, with the aim to remove the dependence of the the drug. Providing physiological help along with weening off the illegal drug dependence.

Yes. However, when you get in your drugs are examined and told exactly what is in it and given the option whether you do still want to take it. If not you can surrender it and walk away. Like in Australia.

Yes and should be given more to help end their suffering.

This would be good to have but should not be publicly funder. Instead users could purchase the drugs from the establishment and this money would then fund it.

Yes bur with a view to work woth those addicted to try to break the addiction and try to build resilience against readdiction

Mandatory rehab/jail for prolific drug abusers like heroin/crack cocaine. These people contribute nothing to society but drain it. This would create more jobs in health care too

No. But maybe increase funding for rehab centres and perhaps put the legalisation of certain drugs like Cannabis for medical reasons to the people in a referendum.

Yes, but ensure professional help and safeguarding is in place to ensure a reduction in the levels of drugs taken by those drug users, such as therapy, etc.

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

a lot of drug culture is based around counterculture, people would probably not support the government establishing it

Yes but only if it’s to reduce drug use and help users get clean

Yes, but people who use these facilities should be enrolled into rehab. More funding should be put into rehab facilities for those who are unable to afford it.

Should be allowed for educational purposes while being monitored

if the drugs are free

Yes for illegal drugs but I feel that ecstasy and marijuana should be legalised and available to buy in controlled amounts

Legalise certain drugs and develop safe havens within for these drugs

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.

Legalise every single drug

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

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

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

No, therapy and counselling should be available to addicts

Legalise certain drugs and heavily tax them

Yes, because it is safer for wider society

No, but more incentives to reduce illegal drug use should be implemented

No, We must rather invest in rehabilitation centres

No, they should be treated professionally

No, but drug abuse needs to be treated as a health issue. Safe Havens won't cut it.

Yes, as long as the visit is followed by rehabilitation

As long as these centres aim to phase out drug use

I am torn between the fact that it would encourage drug use, but also reduce fatalities from dug overdoses

Yes, but this should be done as part of a rehabilitation program meaning that those whole wish to use the drugs must commit themselves to a program to help them overcome their addiction afterwards.

Yes, this is necessary to reduce the drug overdose death rate and drug abuse should be treated as a health issue, not a criminal issue

Mandatory rehab

Yes as Long as they don't turn them into authorities

No duce increase drug rehabilitation centers

No but punish possession of drugs with mandatory rehab and counselling. Chop the hands off the dealers with no benefits payable.

Yes but in conjunction of helping them become drug free working with rehabilitation centers

No because it somewhat would promote the idea that drug use is okay, but I do believe there should be more funding put into helping addicts come over their addictions

i think marijuana should be legal and sold in shops as it would lower gang activity and gang violence

only for drugs that wont ruin lives

I feel that this could work but the people should only use what they need to to stay active and over time they can be leaned off it. As a result this needs to be treated as a health issue

Yes but also fund addiction support

This is a complex issue that most people will not understand unless they work in rehabilitation - a nonsense question!

Yes, but over time lower the dose so the drug users become less and less dependent on it and eventually giving up on it.

It should be treated as health issue however it shouldn't be encouraged.