The Green Party, and I think everyone in this House and probably across our great nation, is becoming more and more well versed in our focus when it comes to drug reform, which is harm reduction not further criminalisation, not further sanction, and not further imprisonment, because those things have failed, in particular when it comes to drug law reform. Surely, the reason that an employer would want to reduce the use of illegal drugs by employees while at the workplace, and thereby test to deter people from people from being at work or in places of employment whilst under the influence of illegal drugs, is to reduce harm and impairment. This bill does nothing to that end, because we know that further sanctions will do nothing to that end, because all of the data has told us that, all of the experts have told us that, and it's really time to stop ignoring the evidence. What would be better policy is if we put effort, time, energy, and resource into addressing drug dependency when it is harmful, to ensure that we are catching impairment and helping people to access help to reduce the causes of drug offending. 