I am also a person who has never taken drugs. I've never smoked anything, and I understand that I'm an unusual person in that regard. I'm not going to judge our whānau or any other person for their choices. I want to help, though. I want to make sure they have the information they need to make good choices and make sure we have a health system that's going to look after them no matter what. I agree that this focus on just our summer festivals and the things that are happening is not enough. It doesn't address the more problematic drug issues that are happening in, particularly, our lower-income communities of colour. But we always look for solutions, then, that look at health, education, housing, and social issues that affect our communities and look for solutions based, again, on evidence but on local community insight. There are many organisations out there who are very, very skilled, very knowledgeable, in these areas, and they're working hard in their local communities. We welcome the recommendations of He Ara Oranga that recommended decriminalising users, and Turuki! Turuki!, which went even further and suggested legally regulating certain substances.