Just up off the Zoom session with my Pacific peer group, which is a group of medical doctors that discuss such matters specifically to our Pasifika and our community in South Auckland, and this is one of the topics that was discussed, briefly discussed, and is such an important thing. Because, I guess, an experience that we have in South Auckland, and I guess just in the whole medical community that we see, we see a lot of our multiple comorbidities, chronic-care patients, and those who are on palliative care as well. And we see the struggle that we have to manage with our dear patients in regards to pain relief, and the pain team that are involved, the palliative team that are involved, and a number of specialists that have to juggle a number of medicines to help with our patients. So that's why, when it came to late 2017, when the principal bill was introduced, there was the delight from my colleagues, including myself, that there was another form of medicine that we can use in our tool kit to help families and those patients in the suffering of loved ones.