Nicotine is a drug, like alcohol and like cannabis, and the Greens are really proud of our very long track record in this House of being the only party in Parliament that has had a consistent approach to substances and being about harm reduction in the way that we go about approaching them—that is, recognition of the reality that criminal prohibition does not get rid of a substance but that it only typically serves to push that substance underground, where it gets more harmful and is controlled by those who have not necessarily the best interests of our communities at heart. While the Greens have a number of reservations and concerns about some of the elements of this legislation, we will be supporting the critical debate about drug-harm reduction and how best to achieve the Government's stated aims at select committee, where we will chew over these issues, which I've heard also from the Opposition. I do invite the Opposition to continue saying that they support evidence-based drug-harm reduction, because it's a very useful thing to have on the record.