When we set this up on a temporary basis about a year ago, it was very much targeted at the summer music festival sort of market and the orientation week sort of market, but the reality is that these services needed to be available to some members of the community who are users of substances, but who are not attenders of music festivals and orientation weeks—people who might live on the streets or people who live in constrained or deprived circumstances, but who are users of these substances. So we needed to make sure—and this legislation will allow it—that services are to be available to those people. 