Hon SIMON BRIDGES: If the member keeps doing this, I will get to 10 minutes, and I am trying to do this in about five. I referenced several studies before. What they, in summary, indicate is, firstly, that by pill testing we provide a false confidence and encourage a view that the pill taking is safe and that use goes up; and that, secondly, because that use goes up with that false confidence around the safety of the pills, fatalities will increase. I said I wouldn't go into studies, but I'm getting challenged here from members around the House. UK—my recollection is from around 40 fatalities per year pre-legalised testing to around 90. Its use went up, and inextricably fatalities went up in the United Kingdom, and that is but one study in this regard. After all, as the studies also show, and this is something that I defy members to successfully challenge, it's not the additives or the compounds—give it a variety of names—that kill; it is the core component of the substance. So, for the most part with this bill, we are talking about the MDMA the illegal, illicit substance within those E pills. And, of course, no MDMA or E pill is safe with or without impurities. It's that MDMA that kills. 