I rise, as others have within the National Party, to oppose the Drug and Substance Checking Legislation Bill (No 2) for the reasons that colleagues have set out. Of course, at this reading it's appropriate to look at the work of the select committee. It seems as though those members examined the bill in good faith, and they've made a number of amendments that it seems were able to be supported across the House, or across the Health Committee in terms of different parties' MPs. So I think there's something positive to say at the outset in the sense that the bill is able to be improved, notwithstanding that we've decided, ultimately, on this side of the House—or at least our part of this side of the House—not to support it.