Are you in favour of decriminalising drug use?

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

Yes, but acknowledge that drugs and alcohol damage the human body and apply an NHS tax on those drugs and alcohol so users will willingly damage their bodies pay for their unnecessary treatment and put less strain on the NHS with the eventual aim of getting them off alcohol and drugs

Decriminalise drugs that offer medicinal benefits and reduce sentences for users and increase funding for rehabilitation.

Legalise marijuana like in California where it can be purchased from a dispensary. Other drugs should remain illegal but only those selling should be prosecuted.

I think it's dependant on the reason for the drug such as for medical reasons should be decriminalised

A large number of users are the wealthy or middle classes, the impact is felt in deprived neighbourhoods through gang violence and knife crime. I say criminalise the users as well as the dealers if that’s the case. They’re equally bad.

Only private usage of some as long as it isn't in public and then criminalise more driving under influence instead

Yes, focus on community support and addiction/rehabilitation support. Harsher punishments for dealers and those profiteering from the drug crisis

Yes. But only for cannabis and mushrooms. Everything else should be decriminalised but controlled to get rid of the black Market for them.

Yes and implicate services that prevent and reduce addiction issues teach people young about about addiction. Also safeguarding implicated to protect and prevent Exportation of the vulnerable individuals within society

No, but Decrimial drugs for medical research. Give tougher punishment for drug pushers (like attempted murder, or murder if someone dies from the drug) and more funding for prevention and rehabilitation.

Drugs used in a medicinal manor should he decriminalised but those that harm or cause harm to the person should have restrictions and be sanctioned .

Decriminalisation of drugs for those addicted to drugs or for those engaged in small drug offences. Drug dealers who traffic or who sell large amounts of drugs should be heavily prosecuted.

depends on the drugs but addiction is an issue, nobody wants to be additcted, and prison time for something we can help them with is bad

This is a complex issue requiring specialist authoritative research and advice.

Weed should be decriminalised

Yes for cannabis, with tougher sentences for stronger drugs like heroin

No, but decriminalise minor drugs such as maijuana

Yes, but only with stringent regulation, taxation and licensing.

Yes because the crime of illigal drug crim will go down, people will be more educated and it won’t be bad stuff like mixed with rat poison and it should be in pharmacies with info abt it

Yes, but tax the drugs according to the system of grading before decriminalising.

yes reduce sentences of those already incarcerated and replace this with rehabilitation programs

Yes, for all drugs but with support and strict regulation of drugs by the government.

Yes, provide support systems to get off drugs, and heavy penalties for dealers and smugglers.

Yes, with increase in funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Only marijuana. However for more dangerous drugs there should be more places to go for help and better help getting off drugs

Yes, and immediately free those serving time for drug only offenses

Only Marijuana as it is a gateway drug. If it was legal it wouldn't be. Alcohol served as a gateway drug during the American Prohibition but isn't now it's legal, and cigarettes aren't gateway drugs either. If you buy something legally from a shop then Marijuana would be no different than buying a chocolate bar. It's a gateway drug because it is not as extreme as other drugs, but once you've bought it you've already made contact with a dealer and broken the law

Yes but not any harmful drugs such as meth

I believe in decriminalising some drugs.

Only Cannabis because of it's proven medical benefits for those with Parkinson's and Arthritic diseases and in some case those with cancer.

Yes for some more minor drugs such as cannabis, but not all drugs and increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation.

Yes however keep anything Class A drugs and decrease the sentences for classes below.

only lower class

Yes, but only a handful of drugs in which have to be prescribed for medicinal uses and the users have to get a certain age

Depends on which drugs and what effects of long term use are on health. Also, who would regulate and financially benefit?

I think we should losen the drug laws on medical drugs and put more funding into helping people come off the life changing addicting drugs that ruin peoples lives.

I believe we should decriminalise marijuana use and if anyone is struggling with use of the drug offer help and support. Same goes with other drugs however, they should not have decreased or increased sentences.

Yes, Legalise Everything and use the Money generated in taxes to fund rehabilitaion programs.

Make Marijuana legal for medical purposes

Definitely should be decriminalised if it’s for medical reasons.

Some illegal drugs should be legalized for medicinal purposes

Yes and use the tax raised from it to fund nhs addiction treatment services and rehab

Only for cannabis, it should be sold through pharmaceutical companies & those serving time should be allowed reduced sentences

Decriminalise lower classed drugs.

Yes, but only for certain drugs. And drug users should not be sent to prison, but to rehabilitation centres where they can be helped properly.

Legalise drugs that are medically required, and work on prevention and rehabilitation in order to help more people stay away from drug habits but other drugs should have harsher consequences

Yes. If people re using drugs, most of the time they are using them to cope with their own problems in life. Those people deserve help, not punishment.

Yes but only for medical benefits and uses.

Drug possession and use should be decriminalised but there should be increased punishment for drug dealers.

Only for soft drugs like canabis

Yes, but not for all drugs and decrease the time for those already sentenced

No, but depending on the type of drug that Is being used and the amount

Yes, all drug possession and consumption should be decriminalised but rehab should be offered for class A drug use. Dealing of class A drugs should remain criminalised

Decriminalise drugs but get them from pharmacies. Give drug dealers prison sentences. Give more support to addicts.

Yes, to allow for greater regulation and safety

Yes, and improve outreach and rehabilitation programmes

Yes, drug use should be treated as a health issue not a criminal issue

Yes for those with medicinal benefits like cannabis, but not for drugs with no medicinal benefits

I am unsure of my stance

Decriminalise Cannabis only.

Yes, and terminate the sentences and records of those convicted

Deprnds on the drug

Yes, for personal use such as to help self-medicate chronic illnesses such as fibromyalgia or Parkinsons

Yes, decriminalise some drugs, but increase punishment for illegal dealers

There should be decriminalisation of Marijuana use for health reasons

No, but increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation AND decriminalise drugs which offer medicinal benefits

No, but increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation And decriminalise drugs that offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana

only for 1 or 2 drugs

Yes, for low class recreational drugs

Only cannibis should be legalised but not other drugs

Medical drugs allowed as they are currently should carry on.

Drugs destroy lives and give a false sense of security

Yes, decriminalised tax and safe consumption rooms treat as health issue with additional prevention and rehabilitation available for those wanting to quit.

Yes, incrementally, prioritising mental and physical health purposes, and helping those who are adversely effected as is the case for alcohol

For majorly non harmful drugs if taken in small amount e.g. marijuana

Yes but only for recreational/medicinal cannabis, similar to the Canadian System

Yes, but increase funding for funding for rehabilitation etc.

Yes but only for a select few

Yes, and also legalise them all

Yes but just send them to rehabilitation

No, but increase funding into research about the scientific benefits of criminalised drugs

Yes, instead of making it a criminal offence, help the people that are drug users by providing more rehabilitation centres

Both of these: No, but increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation No, but decriminalise drugs that offer medicinal benefits such as marijuana

Yes but regulate the sale of substances and enact laws that only allow for a certain amount of substance per person.

Yes for cannabis but no for everything else.

only drugs that help with chronic illness and pin should be allowed

For some classified drugs under review, but other A-Class drugs for research purposes only subject to review.

Marijuana should be illegal but for medicinal benefit

i think that some drugs should be decriminalised and increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation for the others

Yes, and replacement of the punishment with treatment and medical support like what has happened in portugal: they have seen huge success in reducing their drug problem. Let's do something that actually works for once.

Drug laws were brought in based on outdated science. Laws should be updated to reflect what we now know about each drug.

Yes but to an extent,things like weed should be used in selective cafes and everything else should be monitored

Depending on the drug used, marijuana use would be the only exception

Yes, but only for softer drugs such as marijuana. Hard stuff like cocaine and meth should remain illegal and there should be more efforts to crack down on the distribution of such drugs.

Decriminalise drugs that offer medical benefits and increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation

Yes as long as it is only to be used for medicinal purposes. The holder has to carry a card to prove that it's for a medical condition.