As a member of the Health Committee, as well as a medical professional, I'm proudly supporting this bill. I'm supporting this bill because last summer the Labour Party - led Government legalised drug-checking services to operate at festivals over the summer and it's already having an impact. As we've heard from other members—the deputy chair of the Health Committee, Dr Tracey McLellan—research from Victoria University has shown that 68 percent of people surveyed, festival-goers who used the drug-testing services, changed their behaviour as a result of that. This behaviour change meant that some disposed of their drugs that had been tested, some reduced the amount of drugs they took, and 87 percent, that's a lot, said that as a result of talking to the testing team they understood more about the harmful behaviour involved in taking the drugs.