Daily Telegraph: NSW Polling Show Majority Support No Jail for Minor Drug Crime

New polling has found an overwhelming majority of NSW voters support drug reform, and are against people being jailed for minor drug offences.

New polling has found an overwhelming majority of NSW voters support drug reform, and are against jailing people for minor drug offences.

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Law reform for a primary health-response to personal possession of currently illicit drugs or “decriminalisation” and;
More funding for alcohol and other drug treatment services. For more details, read the Discussion Paper.

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New South Wales Needs Better Drug Diversion

Too many people in NSW face court instead of support

Strict eligibility rules, a two-strike limit and poor implementation mean many people in NSW miss out on drug diversion. To keep the people we love safe, this needs to change.