In 1955, the Senate Special Committee on the Traffic of Narcotics

In 1955, the Senate Special Committee on the Traffic of Narcotics in Canada was formed in response to the medical community's approach to drug addiction as a medical and social problem rather than as a criminal issue. What did committee's work result in?

A) A more compassionate view of addiction among members of the general public in Canada.
B) Pressure on law enforcement to be more tolerant of addiction.
C) The committee siding with law enforcement and enacting the Narcotic Control Act.
D) The committee being tied between members who wanted a medical model and those who did not.