But the feedback from the young people was this: you know, we sort of come to this House and we've got phrases that we use, we're very parliamentary, and we kind of operate and live in our own bubble down here. That's important. We pay a lot of attention to the detail around legislation. That's important; that's our job. But actually, we're legislating here for a bunch of people that—are we actually talking to them? Are we getting their feedback? Because I can tell you right now the feedback from the young people in my electorate is, quite simply, this, on the face of it: "Oh, yeah, you know, doesn't sound like a bad idea. It's a bit of a laugh." They think that the pollies are endorsing the use of party pills and drugs. So, you know, that sort of diminishes the seriousness around it and the fact that, actually, they're breaking the law and that we don't want them using drugs, we don't want them taking drugs. 