Now, it was interesting in the debates in the House how some members—particularly opposite—try to inveigh these kinds of moral concerns, as in "Isn't this just a licence for gangs?" and "Won't these services be set up in front of schools?" Of course, the answer to both those questions is no, but, you know, we can predict it'll be trotted out this afternoon because they don't have much to go on at the moment, and trying to beat those old, moralistic drums to try and stir up some old-fashioned sentiment, I suppose, goes down well in some tearooms for some folks. But, actually, most of New Zealand wants to know that young people going through the ordinary vicissitudes of life—which includes, for some young people, experimenting with drugs and substances—can be kept safe. That's what New Zealanders mainly want, and they want a regime to do that and this will allow that to happen. 