Transform Drug Policy Foundation.
Transform works to protect people better by legally regulating drug products, producers and users. Global drug prohibition has gifted a vast trade to organised crime that reaches every country, is frequently violent and highly profitable. And the trade continues to grow.
Our position is that people would be better protected if we regulated drugs. We take risks every day, but successful regulation is all about reducing risk and making potentially dangerous activities safer. Transform’s five models of regulation show how doctors, pharmacists and licensed retailers would take charge, undermining those who currently control the drug trade.
Publications.
Our extensive library of books and briefings sets out the global research on drug policy, including our flagship publication, ‘After the War on Drugs: Blueprint for Regulation’.
Transform’s 5 Models of regulation.
Doctor.
Medical prescriptions – for registered users of drugs such as injectable heroin
Specialist Pharmacists.
Sales to registered adult users – for drugs such as amphetamine, powder cocaine and MDMA
Licensed Retailers.
Sales to adult users for drugs such as cannabis
Licensed Premises.
Sale and consumption for adult users – similar to Dutch ‘coffee shops’ – for drugs such as cannabis
Unlicensed Premises.
Sale of lower-risk products such as caffeinated drinks and coca tea
Videos.
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There's no surrender in aspiring for and working toward peace. #NoMoreDrugWar
Legalisation of cannabis in the UK would help protect its users from harm: OpEd by Transform CEO @Jamesqnicholls
Would also reduce criminality, and benefit wider society
https://t.co/g30enKuhG5
Legalisation of cannabis in the UK would help protect its users from harm: OpEd by Transform CEO @Jamesqnicholls
Would also reduce criminality, and benefit wider society
https://t.co/g30enKuhG5