Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Well, you're only human. The member that has just taken her seat, Dr Liz Craig, she started her contribution by saying, "Well, you know, someone who has taken a pill, they'll be sleepless, they will be sweating, there will be paranoia." You know, I can agree with the member quite readily. Those are negative effects, and we would want to do something about that. But the problem is, I can't understand from the member's speech how on earth this bill does a single thing that stops those things. Because the reality is, basically, when we're thinking about this bill, it's the MDMA. It's the actual, main substance of the pill that is causing those effects. It's not the additive or what have you that the politically correct pill testers are going to be testing for that's causing those things. So when that side of the House pats themselves on the back because they say, "Well, we've fixed things here, and everything's going to be OK now. Hallelujah. We've passed this law on pill testing and we've slipped in a few things along the way that do a lot more than we said it would, by the way.", actually, I say, and the National Party says, tragically, they're not actually solving very much at all.