make an informed choice.... and not arrive at all! And re your post. My husband works with drug takers/offenders every day. You haven't a clue what you're talking about if you think it's only hard class A drugs that are the problem, especially in schools. New Zealand doesn't have a problem with heroin (probably because of its remoteness) but it does have a big problem with P. Something to do with it being cheaper and easier to produce than heroin. Heck you could buy the raw ingredients to cook P in your local dairy until very recently. Gives a whole new meaning to convenience store only in NZ. Great place to raise kids! One News did a report into it a couple of years ago "As politicians debate how to fight the battle against methamphetamine ONE News has discovered just how easy it is to buy ingredients for the lethal drug. An undercover operation has shown that any crackdown can't come soon enough. ONE News found out retailers are selling the raw ingredients needed to produce methamphetamine and of more concern, knowingly supplying drug cooks. A gram of P sells for up to $1,000 so do-it-yourself is often the only option for some addicts. "A habit of two or three grams a day is unsustainable unless you are dealing or accessing chemicals and manufacturing," says former cop Mike Sabin, who with his organisation Methcon is trying to fight the growing problem. In the Northland town of Moerewa ONE News found