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'It's ludicrous' to have a heroin injecting room metres from a primary school

Victoria's Opposition health spokeswoman Georgie Crozier says the announcement of a new heroin injecting room in Melbourne without consultation shows "the arrogance and secrecy of how Daniel Andrews operates". Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews had announced there will be two supervised injecting rooms in Melbourne, with one planned being within 100 metres of the Queen Victoria Market precinct. A medically-supervised injecting facility is a health service where people who inject drugs can use the illegal substance in a clean space with the supervision of medically trained staff. Mr Andrews argues the venues save lives. However, Ms Crozier told Sky News there has been an outcry from residents who live within the vicinity of the second injecting room precinct. "The Premier came out on Friday afternoon and made this announcement, you've got to wonder why, it was the Friday before the long weekend and before Saturday's protests," Ms Crozier told Sky News host Peta Credlin. She said the Richmond injecting room site "is metres away from a primary school which is just ludicrous". Ms Crozier also said "no one has been consulted on this decision". "It goes to show just the arrogance and secrecy about how Daniel Andrews operates".