But I also live in a real world where we know that people will and where we know that people put themselves at considerable risk because the people providing them with these substances do not follow the Consumer Guarantees Act. They don't have access to the usual remedies that people are able to access when they make sure that products like food or any other service that they like to buy or consume are safe. That's why it's necessary that these groups, such as KnowYourStuffNZ, are able to provide that information, are able to allow people to make informed decisions. To continue the law as it states is no more complicated than this: this Parliament, by the act of retaining the law made in the past, will ensure that some people are going to go to festivals this summer, and they're going to take substances without proper information. The substances are going to do them harm that may lead to chronic, long-term conditions, that may lead to death, that, at the very least, are going to lead to chronic, short-term discomfort—that's what's going to happen. And this Parliament, if it opposes this legislation tonight, will be responsible for having done that. 