So I am absolutely in favour of workers turning up to work unimpaired, as I am in favour of them not being impaired by alcohol. But what I would like to do is see the wood for the trees in this situation, and the intelligent approach here is to look at saliva testing, if you have to, and look at impairment testing, ultimately, because impairment testing will actually focus on the worker who's driving the forklift erratically or dangerously. It won't actually tick the box that they are not impaired by drugs and put them back on the forklift. In my career, I have actually seen that happen, and it frightens me. It frightens me that we are misdirecting. This bill could be a costly one to supervise and to enforce, and it would be a waste of taxpayers' money. I do not commend this bill to the House.