Then here's the kicker—and this is the challenge, by the way, to the ACT Party: are the ACT Party trendy, urban wokesters, or are they actually the party of the heritage of libertarians and the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers that they say they are, because here's the next thing that Andrew Little has done with one sign of the pen: he's now made it so that taxpayers pay for the pleasure of all this testing. There's no user pays; it's the taxpayers of New Zealand that are going to pay. And I say to the ACT Party, you're going to have to decide sooner or later if you're urban wokesters or if you're going to go after the farmers' votes and the various other votes in provincial New Zealand, because you're not going to be able to for too much longer try and play both sides of the fence. And I tell you something for myself, I for one don't want to pay, as a taxpayer, for all the legal testing of illicit drugs that's going to be happening up and down New Zealand as a result of this bill. And I think there's a lot of New Zealanders, regardless of their views on drugs, that also won't want to be publicly funding this. How about this old-fashioned principle, user pays? You want it tested, pay yourself. Don't make other New Zealanders pay for it.