I wonder how many New Zealanders out there are actually wondering whether this is their number one priority for our country at the moment. Because when I was campaigning up and down my electorate in Pakuranga I didn't have one single person come up to me and say, "The number one issue that needs to be solved is we need to legalise pill testing at music festivals. That's what I want you to go down to Parliament for; that's what needs to be done." I didn't have queues out the door of my office this Monday, when I had my constituent clinic, of people saying, "Simeon, when you go to Parliament this week, can you please pass legislation to legalise pill testing?" There wasn't one single person saying that this Monday morning at my constituent clinic, but this is the Labour Government's number one priority coming into this term in Parliament. And let's not mistake it, it's the Labour Government's number one priority, because they control the majority in this House. For the first time under MMP, the Labour Party controls the majority in this House. So the Labour Party and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's number one priority coming into this Parliament is to make drug testing of drugs legal in New Zealand. I would've thought it would've been something to do with COVID-19. I would've thought it would've been something to do with addressing the issues facing our country with the pandemic.