I say to the member, I'm prepared to wager that the economic benefit, the economic payback of this bill will be considerably greater than the $800,000 that it will cost to support drug-checking services to carry out these services. They will be dealing with literally hundreds, if not thousands, of people in the summer months and throughout the year. And if we, as a result of those drug-checking services, prevent any number of those people from having to draw upon the public health services, we will have saved money, or at least we will have meant that those resources are available for others who need them at a great time of need. In the middle of a pandemic, we need to know that as much of the health system as possible is available to help people who may be infected with the mighty coronavirus.