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Hello everyone

 

A free short meeting that you may want to consider for CPD?  Unfortunately I
am not able to attend.  Past topics have included khat, use of foil,
steroids and body building.

(Please note that I will not benefit from this notification)

 

Regards

Helen

 

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The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs invites members of the public to
its open meeting on Friday 11 April 2014. There will be an opportunity for
attendees to provide feedback to the ACMD and participate in a question and
answer session.

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/acmd-public-event-open-meeting-on-11-apri
l-2014


Attending the meeting


The meeting will be held at the address below, commencing at 2:30pm and
concluding at 3:45pm. 

Dexter House 
No.2 Royal Mint Court 
Tower Hill 
London 
EC3N 4QN 

The meeting agenda will be made available at the meeting. 

Attendance is free, but by registration only, as places are limited. Places
will be issued on a 'first-come, first-served' basis. To register to attend,
please complete the registration form
<https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/acmd-open-meeting-registration-f
orm-may-2013>  and email it to the ACMD Secretariat
<mailto:[log in to unmask]> .

Alternatively, contact the ACMD Secretariat at: 

ACMD Secretariat 
3rd floor (SW quarter) 
Seacole building 
2 Marsham Street 
London 
SW1P 4DF 

Tel: 020 7035 1121


Background


The ACMD is a statutory and non-executive non-departmental public body,
established by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. The ACMD has a statutory duty
to keep under review the situation in the United Kingdom with respect to the
misuse of drugs and to advise ministers of the measures which they consider
should to be taken to deal with social problems which arise from drug
misuse. 

In addition, the ACMD has a duty to consider any matter relating to drug
dependence or misuse that may be referred to them by ministers. The Home
Secretary is obliged by law to consult the ACMD before laying orders or
making regulations. 


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