The other thing, and the thing I'd say to David Seymour is this—because ACT is doing a good job at the moment, and I say, "Good on them." They're cornering the market at a level in politics. They are doing a good job of being urban wokester and Groundswell, right? But I say quite clearly to the ACT Party: actually, when it comes to this bill—when it comes to this bill—actually, the people of Groundswell, they don't want to have to pay for other people to have their pills testing, which is exactly what Andrew Little has done. He started this bill; it was just at festivals. Then it became pill testing everywhere. Then it became that the taxpayer's paying for it. I say to ACT: actually, if it really was the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers, it would stand up for taxpayers and say, "You know what? You don't take drugs; you don't have to pay for other people to do so either." Because I reckon—