The New Zealand government has launched a comprehensive action plan to address the rising crisis of methamphetamine use, featuring increased funding for mental health services, expanded enforcement powers, and a nationwide awareness campaign, with strong support from community和服务
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So what's the sweet spot? Simply a government lowering the tax to a point where it's acceptable and then the health industry go nuts and go, oh no, everyone's going to start smoking again. In other words, we get to a point where there's a... There's a percentage of the population who smoke rightly or wrongly, good or bad, and the gangs go away because it's no longer profitable to do what they do. Is that the answer or not?
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health departments lack law enforcement expertise
Rohan Pike: Former Senior Australian Federal Police Detective on the impact of the illicit tobacco trade and what it could mean for New ZealandSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
