“deleting the service doesn’t delete the problem of the toxic supply of drugs”
Sim’s urgent motion “is being presented as decisive action but shows a pattern of mismanagement that is costing taxpayers money and time while also putting people at risk,” Bligh added.
“We’re seeing the same cycle repeat: the site is shut down or blocked; there’s no ready alternative; the system is forced to start over.”
It’s got to be costly to find, rebuild and restock new sites as well as move staff, security and equipment around and do community consultations, Bligh added.