If you look at the Drug Foundation website, what they said is that in 2017-2018, over that festival season, 20 percent of samples that people had tested weren't what they thought they had, and a further 11 percent of samples were adulterated with other psychoactive additives. So what they found was that if people ended up with substances that actually weren't what they thought they were, 52 percent said that they weren't going to take them and another 11 percent said they were thinking about it. I think when you present people with additional information, they will make the safer choice, and that can have a huge impact on young people's lives.