So there are a number of things that we are concerned about in here, and I'm sure it will be characterised, as my colleague Simon Bridges said, that, you know, we're old-fashioned and a bit conservative. But I would hope that the vast majority of New Zealanders want to see harm reduction. We want to genuinely see harm reduction for those taking illicit drugs. It's how to get there, to that goal, that we differ in. This Government keeps telling us that legalising pill testing will reduce drug-related harm, but we're not seeing the evidence except for one study which was, as my colleague said, self-selection. So you would expect to see a bit more than that. We can remain concerned that where the Crown looks as if we are condoning the use of substances, either implicitly or explicitly, it sends a really bad signal to the people of this country. So we certainly don't believe that the harm reduction has been shown yet.