But here's my question for members opposite. There has not been a single death in New Zealand from the use of party pills at concerts. But we do know that last year 107 New Zealanders lost their lives because we have drug-drivers on the road—107 deaths last year; the year before, 93; the year before that, 80. If this Parliament was concerned about saving lives, why has not a member opposite been prepared to back the proven method of saving over a hundred lives a year by getting on and doing drug testing on the road to save lives? We know people are losing lives there. We know the Government have said that 107 people lost their lives last year, and time after time members on this side of the House, including myself, attempted to introduce bills to save lives and members opposite blocked it and dragged their feet.