The storage of drugs at a location removed from the actual supplier is a 'vital function' in the supply operation, not a mere matter of logistical convenience, and an offender who stores drugs may properly be characterised as a 'trusted participant' in the drug enterprise rather than as a user dealer, even where the offender is characterised as a user dealer in respect of other drugs in their possession.
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