So my question for members opposite is this: how is it acceptable, when we do not have a single documented case of a loss of life as a consequence of party pills, that we have to pass a bill through all stages on one day under urgency but we are not prepared to move quickly to address an issue that's killing two New Zealanders a week? I'll tell you why. This is not about the most rational approach. This is not about doing what will keep New Zealand safest. This is just another bill along the ideological lines advocated by both the Green Party and the Labour Party of a soft approach on both drugs and crime. That is what this agenda is really about, and I fear for my children who will be going to music concerts this summer that the signal that we are sending to New Zealanders is that drugs like ecstasy are safe. They are not safe, and the clearest message we need to give to New Zealanders—