Will making Nitrous Oxide a Class C drug tackle the problem? | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Classifying laughing gas as a Class C drug alone will not solve the substance’s impact on Bradford’s communities, campaigners have warned.
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Classifying laughing gas as a Class C drug alone will not solve the substance’s impact on Bradford’s communities, campaigners have warned.
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Angelique Foster, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, has welcomed the ban on Nitrous Oxide, otherwise known as ‘laughing gas'.
The UK government has taken a resolute measure to reclassify nitrous oxide or laughing gas as a class C drug, rendering its possession unlawful by the year's end. As a result of this regulatory adjustment, individuals found in possession of nitrous oxide could potentially be subject to sentences of up to two years in prison.