So, Mr Brown, I may correct you here; people did change their mind and didn't take these pills. However, in the UK, at the same time, there was no pill-testing service, and four young people died as a result from consuming these pills. So I guess we need to acknowledge that a lack of knowledge can kill people. So what this bill does is it gives people the opportunity to seek advice on the risk of taking drugs. It gives advice on how some of those risks can be reduced. So these changes and this bill are a reflection of this Government's policy to treat drug consumption as a health issue and allow people to access advice that they can have confidence in, so that they can make their informed decisions as a result.