Are you in favour of decriminalising drug use?

Yes, for personal use, so that police resources can be allocated towards targeting drug smugglers and gangs instead of individual use

No, but the sentence for dealing drugs should be reduced significantly.

No, but money should be put towards rehabilitation and drugs such as marijuana should be legal as it is less harmful than legal drugs such as alcohol

yes, but only for drugs such as weed. Alcohol is a drug that does more harm that weed and it is legal.

Yes and improve education on drugs so people know what they’re getting into

Making certain drugs (i.e cannabis) legal for medicinal use, for example the treatment of seizures

Yes, and provide education and rehab for recovering addicts

only for low class drugs

Yes, but the sale, distribution and illegal growing of banned substances should still be a criminal offense.

Yes, and make more support available for people with drug addictions.

Yes, and we should provide support to drug users through addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

Yes, but as a first step to full legalisation ideally within some sort of multinational treaty, as decriminalisation does little to address the global issues of drug-related humanitarian and environmental harm

Adopt an approach the tackles the issues of drugs as an addiction, mental health and public health concern. Adopt the approach taken by the Swiss and Portuguese to tackle drugs addiction that is designed to treat it as an addiction. The current war on drugs has failed. Some drugs should be decriminalised not all. Drug dealers should largely been imprisoned as they are only concerned about the money.

No, but dealers should be given punishments akin to attempted murder, and funding for addiction should be increased

Yes, and retroactively exculpate those serving sentences.

Yes, but for few but not most drugs

Some drugs, but with limited access

Only light drugs ,the hard drugs like MDMA or amphetamine should be kept criminalised

Yes, But more emphasis on regulation and rehabilitation

No, we should pass tougher enforcement

only for the least dangerous drugs that can and are used recreationaly

Drug use should be decriminalised for those suffering from addiction and should be warned against but should not for those distributing the drugs and creating said addictions.

Don’t punish those who are struggling

Yes, but only for drugs which are non fatal, with strict consumption limits

Yes but very very monitored and only Marijana

Yes for marijuana I think this should be legalised

No, with the exception of marijuana which should be legalised, taxed and regulated and if that is successful then other class C drugs can be gradually legalised too.

Only for minor drugs and tax it

Yes but only for cannabis, except for smoking it. It should be sold through government approved dispensaries and heavily taxed. We should also look through people in prison and release people who are in for possession.

Yes, for Drugs such as Weed as we have drugs such as Alcohol which are legal, more harmful, and cost taxpayers more due to the impact

Yes only for cannabis to be regulated and sold under license just like with alcohol beverage, but not for the rest of the drugs. Tougher sentences for drug dealers caught selling drugs.

Druga such as weed should be legalised. However, those who need help with other high risk drug addictions are able to get health care to help them recover safely

possible decriminalisation of weed, but upping the starting age to 21, and it not be allowed on the streets only in designated areas that are not public and not normal smoking areas. more for medicinal things. and drug dealers bigger sentences for other drugs.

Decriminalise cannabis but nothing else

Just for marijuana, not any other drug.

For marijuana yes, also retroactively reduce sentences for those already serving time for marijuana drug use. DO NOT reduce sentences for those on drug related assults and driving convinctions.

Some classes should be reevaluated

Yes, focus on the smugglers and the gangs; and increase funding for rehabilitation and public health information.

For some drugs but with strong regulation

Yes for personal cannabis use only

i think some drugs that are illegal such as cannibas is worse than alchohol but i dont think it should be as easy as walking inti a shop to get it

For a select couple to help medical symptoms or illnesses

This is nuanced based on what those drugs are and their affects on the person

Yes, for marihuana. No for others. I think we should focus more on rehabilitation than justice.

Yes we should and I think drug users should be decimalised and offered help. Drug dealers benefiting from addicts should be prossicuted.

Yes, but only for limited drugs.

Non-addictive natural drugs should be legal.

Yes, possibly legalise cannabis and magic mushrooms. Decriminalise possession for personal use for others but not for supplying.

Dependent on type of drugs and what the person is using them for.

Only weed should be legalized and smoking tobacco made illegal

weed should be legal but other drugs should be treated as a health emergeny rather than criminal. force rehabs

weed mabe.

Yes, but only cannabis should ever become as readily available as alcohol. All other drugs should only be available to addicts in safe settings and medical use

Yes but only for not dangerous drugs

yes, but should be done in a clinical setting

Decriminalising certain drugs under quantity and quality control and increase funding for addiction and rehabilitation

Yes to a certain degree and only on certain drugs

Yes, for marijuna, but not others, but also increase funding for those addicted to the others

Only cannabis should be legalised, and we should introduce safe spaces for drug addicts to take drugs like they do in Scotland

I think marijuana and magic mushroom can be regulated and legalised, but drugs like crack, cocaine and heroine should still be illegal

Yes, only if the studies showing decriminalisation has a positive effect on the combating the illegal supply chain of drugs, as well as lowering the number of those suffering with addictions and the number of overdoses.

Yes, but make tougher laws for smuggling and illegal sales; and fund the medical issues of addiction.

No because its illegal and your spreading addiction and may have people pear pressure other people into drugs all because of that one person

Yes lower class drugs such as weed but not for drugs like fentanyl heroin and cocaine and also increase funding for those in addiction to any drug

Medical cannabis should be allowed but regulated and more rehabilitation and prevention programmes need to be introduced

Yes, for most but not all drugs, and allow pharmacies the right to distribute them but its taxed heavily.

I think drugs that can cause harm to others around you should have tougher laws but if it's drugs like weed and anabolic steroids they should be legal

Yes, it should be decriminalised and the focus should be on rehabilitation or lighter sentences depending on the level of involvement with drugs. It should also be taxed so the funds go back into the economy.

Not all drugs Drug dealers should be punished more than the drug user. Those serving mandatory minimum sentences should be reassessed. Tougher laws need to be considered when dealing with county lines.

Yes, but harder drugs should be regulated and users given a safe space to use them where they can also seek help and guidance if they choose to

Decriminalise drugs that offer medical benefits, make other drugs readily available as part of prevention and rehabilitation programme

Yes but increase penalties for supply of drugs that are highly addictive, detrimental to health and have been proven to lead to anti social and criminal behaviour.

I think dealing of drugs should be illegal but buying and consumption should not because that pushes addicts further into bad situations.

Not decriminalising, but allowing facilities for small doses of these drugs like in Scotland, where it is controlled and you are monitored in hopes to reduce addiction

Yes, and introduce a system of legal regulation to reduce harm caused by production, supply and use as well as tackling the causes of drug addiction (poor mental health, trauma, poverty, homelessness, unemployment and social isolation)

Yes, and introduce a system of legal regulation to reduce harms of supply, production and use as well as tackling the root causes of addiction (poor mental health, poverty, unemployment, trauma, social isolation)

Yes, and end the war on drugs by creating a system of legal regulation to reduce harms as a result of use, supply and production as well tackling causes of addiction, such as poor mental health, poverty, unemployment, trauma and social isolation.

For plain Drug use yes they need help not punishment Yes and treat those believed to be involved in serious criminality and those at the top of these drug chains as threats to National Security and detain and interogate accordingly

It's a simplistic take. Certain drugs might benefit from retaining a criminalised position, but it's by and large the related issues that need to be addressed, those that lead into drugs or trap in that world, so addressing root concerns would be more effective. Addressing the stigma, also. The problem is how to criminalise certain behaviours, such as drug dealing, if the drugs are not illegal. I favour bringing things out of the shadows.

Increase funding for addiction and rehabilitation. Have you ever had the misfortune of dealing with addicts as I have?

Yes but only for certain drugs that are proven to not be harmful to overall health over time and increase funding on prevention and rehabilitation

I believe all drugs should be legalised so the government controls all trade which would result in a mayor drop of criminal employement.

Marijuana should be legalised but other drugs such as cocaine, and meth amphetamines should continue to be illegal

Should only be used in monitered centers that substance are pure and controlled doses with nurses on site incase! It can help with substabce abuse and the rising use with young people using

Yes, for the majority of drugs. They should be taxed and regulated. I also think funding should be increased for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

decriminalise drugs that offer medical benefits, and reduce sentences for those serving time for drug related crimes

Yes, tax drug sales and use those taxes to fund support and rehab services for those who develop a dependancy.

Recreational drugs should be trialled on their own merits and impacts to society. Blanket legalisation of even most drugs is likely to end badly.

Yes, but dealing drugs should be punish harshly and force people that take drugs to get off it in a professional setting.