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making it easier for headteachers to take action against pupils who are found dealing drugs in school.providing accurate information on drugs and alcohol through drug education and the FRANK service.Supporting children in the first years of their life so that we reduce the risk of them engaging in risky behaviour (like misusing drugs) later in life We also need drug services to help young people as soon as possible if they have a problem with drugs. It is important that we encourage young people to live healthy lives and that they know the dangers of misusing drugs. Preventing young people from becoming drug misusers We also have plans for reducing harmful drinking. We also want to restrict the supply of drugs and identify and prosecute those involved in the drug trade. We want to reduce the number of people misusing illegal drugs and other harmful drugs and increase the number of people who successfully recover from dependence on these drugs. For example, crimes related to drugs cost the UK £13.3 billion every year. Although this is the lowest level of drug use since we started collecting figures in 1996, drug misuse continues to have a negative effect on the health, wellbeing and quality of life of too many people.

For young people aged between 16 and 24, the figure was 19.3%. Issueīetween 20, an estimated 8.9% of adults used an illegal drug. This is a copy of a document that stated a policy of the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government.Ĭurrent policies can be found at the GOV.UK policies list.

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