Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): I take it from the member's submission just now that he thinks that the title of the bill should be amended to refer to the public funding aspect of it. The Government has announced it will fund up to $800,000 to support service providers. I just make this point to the member because he comes out of the health sector himself—former chief financial officer for a DHB—and I don't know whether he's a former or current volunteer for St John Ambulance, but he will know that the consumption of drugs, as with the consumption of other recreational substances, causes harm. And most often, the cost of that harm is borne in our health service. So people consume substances because they don't know what's in it, or sometimes they consume substances and they know exactly what's in it; they just have a lot of it, and they fall over and hit themselves and have to go to hospital. But otherwise, people consume substances, the reality of which they do not know, and then have a reaction that they hadn't predicted and didn't know, and it causes them harm. They wind up on the health system as well.