The fourth issue I have is the lack of a select committee process. Surely, where the evidence is unclear would warrant—even more so—a thorough select committee process, not a legislative process that forces through poor legislation in short notice and under urgency. Now, the Government has talked very proudly—and Mr Little said again today—about their health approach to drugs. I think it's worth some scrutiny exactly how the success of their health approach to drugs has been to date, because what they've done in their past history probably reflects how well they will do in the future. I want to talk to an Official Information Act (OIA) request I got back last week, which looks at the much touted Misuse of Drugs (Medicinal Cannabis) Amendment Bill (No 2) last year, which—as we all recall—said: if you're caught in use or possession, instead of getting a conviction—one, if it's thought to be beneficial, for a health approach, or two, if it was in the public interest—you would go down a health approach pathway. Well and good.