DRUGS AND SOCIETY When thinking about whether or not the policy is ‘fit for purp
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DRUGS AND SOCIETY
When thinking about whether or not the policy is ‘fit for purpose’, you may want to consider the following:
-What is the main aim of the policy and how successful do you think it was in achieving this aim?
-Who created the policy?
-Who is the target audience of the policy?
-When/Where was the policy created?
-What does the policy tell us about perceptions/experiences of drugs over space and time?
-What are the intended and/or unintended consequences of the policy?
-Are there any exceptions to the policy?
-How is the policy enacted and enforced?
-How are harms/risks portrayed in this policy?
-How are drugs perceived in this policy?
-What are the moral and/or legal implications of this policy?
-How, if at all, do you think this policy could be improved?
-What changes would you make and why?
-How, if at all, do you think this policy has been impacted by COVID-19?
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