I mean there really isn't a debate that the current approach isn't working. The question is, when he says "we're going to reverse that policy", what specific policy or policies is he actually talking about, and when he says "we're going to replace it with recovery and treatment", what does that mean?
He talks about the Alberta approach - at a very high level, the addition of 4000 new treatment beds under Jason Kenney - but it's not like it's "problem solved" here either.
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