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UK DRUG POLICY COMMISSION (UKDPC)
UK DRUG POLICY COMMISSION (UKDPC)
The UK Drug Policy Commission (UKDPC) is an independent body providing objective analysis of UK drug policy. We aim to improve political, media and public understanding of drug policy issues and the options for achieving a rational and effective (evidence-led) response to the problems caused by illegal drugs.
22 June: Submission to the Home Affairs Select Committee Cocaine Trade Inquiry.
3 June: UK Drug Policy Commission's run extended to 2012 [UKDPC press release].
19 March: Memorandum to the Work and Pensions Select Committee for their Equality Bill Inquiry.
5 March: A special UKDPC edition of 'Safer Communities' journal considers how enforcement agencies can help to reduce drug market harms.
5 March: Submission to the Department for Transport's Road Safety Compliance Consultation (Drug Driving).
28 January: Change of address: please note the UKDPC has moved offices.
20 January: View our film which accompanies our review looking at getting problem drug users into jobs.
17 December: Working Towards Recovery: getting problem drug users into jobs.
17 December: Employer concerns and stigma jeopardise plans to get recovering drug users into jobs [UKDPC press release].
22 October: Response to the Department for Work and Pension's Welfare Green Paper "No One Written Off".
3 June: UK Drug Policy Commission's run extended to 2012 [UKDPC press release].
19 March: Memorandum to the Work and Pensions Select Committee for their Equality Bill Inquiry.
5 March: A special UKDPC edition of 'Safer Communities' journal considers how enforcement agencies can help to reduce drug market harms.
5 March: Submission to the Department for Transport's Road Safety Compliance Consultation (Drug Driving).
28 January: Change of address: please note the UKDPC has moved offices.
20 January: View our film which accompanies our review looking at getting problem drug users into jobs.
17 December: Working Towards Recovery: getting problem drug users into jobs.
17 December: Employer concerns and stigma jeopardise plans to get recovering drug users into jobs [UKDPC press release].
22 October: Response to the Department for Work and Pension's Welfare Green Paper "No One Written Off".
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