But what we do know about this bill is that it will protect drug dealers from being prosecuted for supplying illicit drugs, because the results of drug testing would be inadmissible in criminal proceedings. We believe that legalising pill testing is not going to keep people safe and that it will encourage more people to consume harmful drugs. As I said, we all want to see harm reduction, but it's absolutely critical for New Zealanders to understand that testing doesn't make pills safe. My colleague talked about the recent coroner's report that made it very clear that MDMA can cause respiratory depression, sleepiness, cardiac arrhythmia, coma, and increase the risk of sudden death. Now, the Labour Government keeps telling us that pill testing will help users make smarter choices. The problem is, there are no smart choices around deciding to take MDMA or ecstasy. It's just either a very dumb or a dumb choice. It's not a smarter choice. If Labour's aim is to reduce drug-related harm, then why are they not waiting for the evidence and going out to the people and making sure that the people know the evidence is there, that it won't create greater consumption of drugs?