Perhaps I could correct the record. The new clause to which the hon. Gentleman referred would have dealt with exactly the problem that he has raised by building on the work that had already been done in relation to young people who were sniffing glue. I believe that it was a Conservative Government who had previously legislated to put the onus on shopkeepers who sold substances that could be used for that purpose, and the new clause was intended to put the onus on the seller in the same way. I take exception to the way in which he has described its aims.
Psychoactive Substances
Proceeding contribution from
Diana Johnson
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 11 November 2013.
It occurred during Debate on Psychoactive Substances.
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