KIERAN McANULTY (Labour—Wairarapa): I'll be honest: I don't like drugs as much as those on the other side of the House. I've lived somewhat of a sheltered life. I grew up in Masterton, and I didn't really have the opportunity to have drugs until I went to the University of Otago, at which point I said no. I went overseas and played rugby in Ireland and travelled around Europe. I spent a week in Amsterdam, and I still said no. I had no interest in trying drugs whatsoever. I, like many on the other side of the House, thought—and still think, to some extent—that they are bad. But I'm actually not hearing anyone tonight say that they're good, and I think that's the guts of this: we need to face facts.