It was—and is—of course, no different than the many other ways that we medicate, whether morphine—a class A drug, of course—or others in our medical and health system. But I knew that what I also wanted was a regime that was robust, that was serious, that wasn't—as so many bills, member's bills that come before this House are—just a slogan with nothing really behind it. So what was I to do in this situation? Well, I asked Dr Shane Reti if he could go away and do this, and can I say to the member who's brought this fine bill and done this piece of work forward—he was at that stage in somewhat obscurity, not too far in front of Jami-Lee Ross in this Parliament in the pecking order, but I asked him if he would go away and do the work on this. A bill to devise the scheme that makes up this bill, a legal one, but, more than a slogan, something that was truly robust, taking best practice from around the world.