Anyhow, summer is fast approaching, and it's probably going to be rather an unusual summer in so far as it follows a period of lockdown and two years of global uncertainty. But, across the country, there's going to be an array of music festivals, celebrations, and events planned. Although we absolutely do not condone recreational drug use, it would be completely naive to think that this broad reopening isn't going to result in young people, in particular, taking these drugs. All good legislation should try and identify a problem and address something that's an important issue, and this does. Increasingly punitive measures simply don't work and all of the research shows that. When it comes to recreational drug use, a move towards a health-based approach, providing information—which this bill makes explicit; the need to be able to provide people with the correct information and offering support—is the key to actual harm reduction. This is an extremely sensible piece of legislation, and it's fantastic that it has been progressed with speed and without complication to its third reading stage. It's been a real privilege to consider, debate, and now, for the final time, I commend this bill to the House.