In conclusion, the starting point is a question of whether this House should prohibit New Zealanders from voluntarily helping each other. The ACT Party says that we should never stop people voluntarily helping each other, and that's what people like KnowYourStuff are doing. The second question is which is the greater risk: that some kids at festivals who wouldn't have tried MDMA will try it and therefore increase usage; or that people will take drugs when they don't know what's in them, thereby increasing harm? The ACT Party says that when neither side is presenting greater evidence, the lesser risk is for a few more kids to take MDMA than for some kids to be taking horse tranquilliser because they don't know what's in the pills they have. Finally, there's the philosophical argument that we should live in a free society where people are free to receive and impart information and make decisions about how they use their minds and their bodies and their property for themselves, not be kept in ignorance by the Big Brother State for their own good.