If you provide people with that information and you put them through the system, the likes of which has been provided on the smell of an oily rag by a ragtag, phenomenal group of volunteers led by Jez and Wendy at KnowYourStuffNZ for the past several years—and I know that there are members in this House from both sides who have been into this tent, so I really, really want to question the supposed consensus of the National Party on this issue—what you'll see is that Jez and Wendy and their volunteers will provide you with the starting point that consumption of illicit substances is not something that you should probably do, and it's dangerous, and there is no way to safely engage in this behaviour, but, hey, if you are going to do this, then here are ways to minimise that harm, and we're going to let you know whether what you have is something that you thought you had. And, hey presto, what all of the evidence shows of the past several years, as reported on knowyourstuff.nz—I hope the National Party are taking notes; it's "knowyourstuff.nz" that was being asked for before by the likes of Simeon Brown and Simon Bridges—if you go on to that website you will see consistently that the majority of people will dispose of the substance and not take it if it turns out not to be what they thought it was. 