‘No safe level’: Politicians ‘spineless’ over pill testing trials in Victoria
Sky News host Chris Kenny says politicians are “too spineless” to say there is no safe level of drugs as pill testing in festivals is set to be trialled in Victoria.
“A point I made in passing earlier in the week … this was the week our second largest state announced it will implement a pill-testing trial using government-funded health professionals at music festivals,” he said.
“To provide free testing of illicit drugs … it doesn’t make taking those drugs safe, there is no safe level and there is no safe pill.”
- https://www.msn.com/en-au/health/other/no-safe-level-politicians-spineless-over-pill-testing-trials-in-victoria/ar-BB1oYLIt?ocid=00000000
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