As I have heard this debate unfold, they were actually bringing people in to check their substances so that they could discuss about whether they were safe to take or not. And I couldn't help but think that if what we are proposing here in this legislation was available, how sensible it would have been for this group of experienced drug users—these weren't even kids—to have had somewhere to take and test this substance. They wouldn't have gone there if they were going to lose the substance, whatever, they just wouldn't have bothered. They'd have taken it anyway. So leave the levity out. We all come—there are politics. The National Party have chosen to oppose this legislation, which I really can't understand why. I see Chris Bishop there shaking his head. I can imagine the debates that would have taken place in the caucus room around this. It's a silly thing to do, guys, because your kids, your grandkids are going to be the ones that are affected by it.