CHLÖE SWARBRICK: So I'm not quite sure where they sit on this, but none the less, Simon Bridges, I would refer you, actually, to a programme that was instigated by the former National Government. It's called Te Ara Oranga, and it runs by virtue of a collaboration between Northland District Health Board and police. There, if you speak to people on the ground, you will find that there is, effectively, a decriminalisation of methamphetamine. That has massively improved people's lives, because people are no longer being thrown in jail cells, but provided with wraparound support. 