It's very simple. On the politics, on the policy, on the morality of this legislation, it is completely wrong for this House to prohibit drug checking. Drug checking is when people come together voluntarily and offer a service to help their fellow New Zealanders stay safe. That's what it is. People like KnowYourStuff have been taking considerable risks, placing themselves in legal jeopardy, on their own time, with their own money, to go to festivals and test drugs to help people ensure that if they do have drugs that have been infused with impure substances—horse tranquiliser and awful stuff far worse than MDMA—at the very least they can find out that that's the case and not take it. That's what we're talking about—people helping people voluntarily. That's why I think a conservative political party should support it. We don't want the State to solve all our problems. When we see people helping each other voluntarily, we should actually be in support of that, rather than standing in this House and prohibiting it.