Parliament approved the drug-policy goals in the national action plan for 2002–2005. The government allocated SEK 325 million for 2002–2004 and had already commissioned a national drugs coordinator on 17 January 2002 to implement, monitor and coordinate the plan. The programme pursued reduced drug supply and demand within the existing prohibition framework. These were policy goals and funding decisions, not proof of a decline in cannabis use.[1][2][3]
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References
- Swedish Parliament — report 2001/02:SoU15, Nationell narkotikahandlingsplanDecision point 3 and parliamentary chronology; decision 5 April 2002archived
- Swedish Government — proposition 2001/02:91, Nationell narkotikahandlingsplanOpening summary and funding section; 2002–2005 plan, SEK 325 million during 2002–2004archived
- Swedish Government — directive 2002:6, En nationell narkotikasamordnareGovernment decision 17 January 2002 and summary of the coordinator's remitarchived
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