Hon SIMON BRIDGES (National—Tauranga): Thank you, Mr Speaker. National opposes this bill, which legalises the testing of illicit drugs—mainly ecstasy or E or, as it's chemically known, MDMA. I want to make two initial points. I accept—and I heard the groan from the other side—that National's against the zeitgeist of most of our press and this Parliament. We're on the unfashionable side of the debate—which is something, given that Andrew Little is on the other side. I also acknowledge that those for this always say we have to be evidence led and focused on harm reduction. They go on to say that in opposing this, National is ideological and not evidence led. Well, my view is that on the evidence, the opposite is true. Indeed, that's the main reason for my personal opposition to this bill.