I have a very different view to Chlöe Swarbrick about the experience of this Parliament in 2013. The Greens had long advocated a view that regulating dangerous substances was a better option than prohibiting them. I have never seen this Parliament do as fast a U-turn as what we did on trying to regulate psychoactive substances. Those members that are here representing those communities of South Auckland, I say go connect with your community organisations, your A & Es, and the like that had to deal with the scourge of recreational drugs when this Parliament was seduced into an argument of saying that liberalising and testing and regulating was a better option than prohibition. The Green Party argues that there was nothing wrong with that law. I say there was everything wrong with that law. It did not work. It was a disaster. It cost lives. Parliament needs to learn from history and from its mistakes.