Increasing Awareness and Understanding of Problematic Substance Use Reducing Alcohol-Related Harms Addressing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Preventing the Problematic Use of Pharmaceuticals Addressing Enforcement Issues Sustaining Workforce Development Implementing a National Research Agenda and Facilitating Knowledge Transfer Improving the quality, accessibility and range of options to treat harmful substance use including substance use disorders (Treatment) Modernizing Legislative, Regulatory and Policy Frameworks Focusing on Children and Youth Reaching Out to Canada’s North Supporting First Nations, Inuit and Métis People in Addressing Their Needs Responding to Offender-Related Issues Raising Public Awareness About Addictions: Creating Momentum for Action National Alcohol Policy Thematic Workshop National Thematic Workshop on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Preventing the Harmful Use of Psychotropic Pharmaceuticals National Thematic Workshop on Enforcement Police and Policing Partners: Supply Management and Demand Reduction Workforce Development Thematic Workshop National Thematic Workshop on Research National Thematic Workshop on Improving the Quality, Accessibility, and Range of Options to Treat Harmful Substance Use Including Substance Use Disorders (Treatment) National Thematic Workshop on Corrections National Symposium on Language

Police and Policing Partners: Supply Management and Demand Reduction

Police and Police Partners: Supply Management and Demand Reduction - convened as a first step in identifying "national law enforcement priorities, policies and programs, as well as to set out the roles and responsibilities of law enforcement in the National Framework". 

• Held – March 21-23, 2005
• Hosted by Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada
• Two-day Workshop - divided into two sections:

demand reduction, focusing on exploring the role of police in prevention, education and public awareness, and the supporting partnerships;

supply management, focusing on reducing the supply of illegal drugs and other substances of abuse.

• Eighty participants - senior level police officers, community and health officials, policy makers and researchers
• Workshop also included a session on law and sentencing, led by the Department of Justice Canada.

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