Link to Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use webpage 2023 - A Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has been established to consider the legislative, policy and operational changes Ireland could make to significantly reduce the harmful impacts of illicit drugs on individuals, families, communities and wider Irish society. The Assembly is made up of 100 people, including 99 members of the general public and one independent chairperson. Link to Citizens’ Assembly on drugs use publishes full 36 recommendations.
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