SARAH PALLETT: Thank you so much, Madam Speaker. So what we're doing is testing to see whether the drug is fundamentally what the person thinks it is, and I'd like to start by just highlighting the fact that I think most of us agree on—yes, I hope we do—and that's that no drug use is the safest option. So when we're looking to see if the drug is what we think it is, it could be sugar—and when I say "we", I beg the House's pardon. I'm not referring to us here in this House. We could be looking at sugar, plaster of Paris, or ketamine being sold as MDMA or cocaine. It's really—