A sentencing judge's bare recitation of the facts constituting a drug supply offence, without an assessment of where the offending lies on the spectrum from least serious to worst category, constitutes sentencing error requiring resentencing. The weight of the drug involved is a relevant but not the only or chief factor in assessing objective seriousness of a drug supply offence.
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