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One of the country's leading police chiefs says recreational drug testing 'may well be very useful'. Commander Simon Bray, the National Police Chiefs' Council lead for drugs, says he is in discussion with the government about it. This week London club Fabric got its licence back after losing it when two teenagers died after taking drugs in the venue. The new licensing deal includes pledges to boost security and introduce stricter anti-drug rules. Unders will be banned from entering and anyone found with drugs, or who tries to deal drugs, will be banned for life. Commander Bray tells Newsbeat it is complicated because of all the legal issues. In Swiss cities like Bern and Zurich, clubbers can drop drugs off for testing midweek and get the results back on a Friday. They phone a drug councillor who gives out harm reduction advice and tells them what is in their sample and its strength. This is all part of a more relaxed view to drugs in Swiss society. Drugs like ecstasy remain illegal in Switzerland but attitudes to small personal possession are more relaxed. Where testing happens, the police appear to turn a blind eye. In Switzerland harm reduction is one of the key parts of national drug policy and testing is part of that. Relatively, the UK has more than twice as many drug deaths as Switzerland. At the lab in Bern, Newsbeat witnessed a pill being tested which turned out to be very strong. Getting it analysed meant he was making a more informed choice, said the user. Nicola Schneider runs Hive Club in Zurich and he says it's better that his customers have more information. Critics say that open testing encourages people to take illegal drugs. The UK has trialled some drug testing during the festival season but widespread testing in British clubs is unlikely. Secret Garden Party ran a pilot scheme where festival goers could drop off drugs for testing. However, Newsbeat has learned that the Home Office has spoken to senior police chiefs about the pilot schemes at Secret Garden Party and Kendal Calling. Back in Switzerland the message is clear: the experts tell us they cannot recall a recent death connected to ecstasy. Zurich has a collection of night mayors - people who represent the city's clubbing scene. London recently appointed a similar figure. Alex Bucheli is responsible for health and that includes harm reduction. Image source, BBC. Switzerland pioneered this more open approach first. So tell me more about Switzerland. A client drops off an ecstasy pill for testing. There were 14 samples of drugs handed in.