they will get a longer sentence, the person dealing drugs will get a longer sentence than if the person receiving the drugs was over the age of 16, so we have got that law already. a. my colleague in parliament kevin holland rake has been raising this tragic case so we are looking at it very carefully butjust looking at it very carefully but just to reassure looking at it very carefully butjust to reassure your viewers under the sentencing act, you will already get a longer sentence because of the aggravating nature of supplying drugs to a child under the age of 16. : :, ., of 16. and we have heard alarming _ of 16. and we have heard alarming claims - of 16. and we have heard alarming claims about i of 16. and we have heard i alarming claims about young people trent 1a drugs in their bodies. do you think the people who force them to do that should face tougher sentences? i think that is an absolutely despicable form of abuse of children, it's absolutely disgusting, it is the worst possible form of exploitation, thatis possible form of exploitation, that is something they definitely prepared to look at. quite clearly if someone is convicted of doing this then it is a form of assault. what you've just described would obviously attract a severe sentence, it would be