The other thing that I would say is if the National Party really, genuinely want to engage in the research, as they continue to say that they do, they had the opportunity to do so approximately three years ago, when, in collaboration with the New Zealand Drug Foundation, I presented to Parliament the architect of Portugal's model to decriminalise substances, which they now invoke as a matter of something that's working well—or at the very least better than the infrastructure that they left us to inherit. I would also say that there is an opportunity to do so—to collaborate, to meaningfully engage in that research—should they choose to look at it. But we are not going to continue to pretend that there is this false equivalence here.