Sir Bernard said such draconian rules, and a fear of being dismissed, would be powerful deterrents for drug users. “We have got to plant in people’s minds something to affect the demand as well as supply...You can think of many occupations where if you were working with a colleague you would want to be sure that they were drug free.”Indeed I can. There are no prizes for guessing that, if introduced, I believe the first place to start is in Parliament. Let the public see how many MPs turn up to vote in House of Commons debates when they're half-cut, or after a line or a crafty spliff. Let's not forget the Police themselves either. Once those two great institutions, those paragons of virtue, those peerless models of British rectitude have led the way, I'm sure the people will be happy to follow.
Drug-testing
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, a man who has never heard of Oil of Olay:
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