A sentencing judge is not required to make detailed findings about an offender's precise role in drug supply beyond what the agreed facts and evidence permit. The categorisation of an offender's role as 'intermediate level supplier' is sufficient where the agreed facts do not allow for greater specificity. Where the quantity of drug is described as 'just over the commercial quantity', this is a finding favourable to the offender and does not require further analysis of where the quantity falls relative to the large commercial quantity threshold.
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