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Should Scotland push ahead with its plans to create drug injection rooms?

This poll is over 4 years old
 

The issue of drug consumption facilities was top of the agenda at two drugs summits in Glasgow last week.

Despite experts in Scotland calling for the creation of safe facilities for addicts to inject, Westminster doubled down on its stance that it will not allow such facilities. This has prompted calls for a mobile facility to be created, even if this means ignoring existing drug laws.

So this week, TFN is asking: Should Scotland push ahead with plans for drug consumption rooms without Westminster's backing?

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Should Scotland push ahead with plans for drug consumption rooms without Westminster's backing?

Yes
85
No
23
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Dode Muir
over 4 years ago
The justice system in Scotland also requires to revise its policy of imprisoning addicts caught with small personal amounts of Heroin on them.
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Ij
over 4 years ago
It's been tried in other countries for years and it works safe invironment beneficial to mental health and infection risks, also out of the public's eye
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