The next point is that this bill goes wider than previous legislation. This bill allows for much wider testing than just at music festivals. I think we can put aside the issue of music festivals, but the public then need to ask the question of whether they want to see drug testing like this more widespread around New Zealand. Do we want to see drug-testing services in the main street of our local town centre? There's some in the House who might think that's a good idea. There are others who would see and remember what happened during the whole issue of the Psychoactive Substances Act. I was on the Manurewa Local Board at the time, and I remember when a legal high shop opened in the main street of Manurewa, and because it said "legal highs", everyone thought, "Well, they must be OK, so therefore we'll use them.", and we saw the enormous social consequence and devastation caused by those substances. This is something which will also see that mission creep as these drug-checking services open up.