So we did hear some very good submissions from the Police Association, the Medical Association, the Road Transport Forum, just to name a few. There were those, again, whose submissions may have just become mixed up with their politics or their belief around drugs, and there's certainly a move around the world and in New Zealand to talk about dealing with drugs as a health issue, but there is no more health issue than those who are in the trauma wards of our hospitals who see, week after week—in fact, the statistics show a third of those who die on our roads who have been drivers in accidents have some sort of drug in their body. A third. Think about that.