That brings me to the next point, which is the fact that the reality is, by the evidence which has been presented to the committee and which is well available, made available online and from many researchers around the world, that, actually, it's not just the impurities in these drugs but it's, in fact, also the drugs themselves which cause the problem. A University of New South Wales study of 392 ecstasy deaths in Australia between 2001 and 2016 found no deaths from impurities or contaminants in drugs, and no deaths from other deadly drugs such as paramethoxyamphetamine or NBOMe cut with the MDMA in a pill. The issue here is not the impurities; the issue here is the actual substance. So what this bill is doing is it's giving a false confidence to the young person who goes and gets that that pill tested which he thinks is MDMA and gets given a tick of approval by this drug-checking service to say, "Yep, that's MDMA.", and he goes ahead and takes that MDMA, and, in fact, that is the drug which is actually causing much of the misery that we are seeing and much of the harm. Instead of reducing harm, this is giving young people a false assurance about the harm that they are actually taking upon themselves.