Thirdly, the permanent regulatory system for drug checking would help crucial harm education, as my colleague Liz Craig talked about, to be disseminated to people who are at risk of drug harm, remembering that that is a very real risk. People who consume illicit drugs tend to be hard to identify and tend to be quite hard to reach within health messaging. So drug checking brings people who consume drugs into contact with people who have, and can provide them with, information and advice and potentially connect them to those broader health services as well. This is usually provided in a peer sort of situation, so it has a much stronger influence generally than from official sources.