Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Thank you, Madam Chair, and I thank the member for his questions. I understand his first question related to who is doing the testing, and how that can be determined or controlled, and he raised the particular question about the good-character nature of the tester. I again refer the member to clause 10 of the bill and the proposed section 35DA. Again, when the director-general comes to appoint drug- and substance-checking service providers, the director-general has to be sure that this is an output or a person who can carry out the functions provided for in new section 35DB in clause 10. I think the member can be sure, and the committee can be sure, the director-general will want to know that this is someone who has the means, the capability, and the qualifications to carry out substance testing. And, in fact, if you look at proposed section 35DB(1)(b), one of the things that the drug-testing service has to do is to "ascertain the composition and likely identity of the drug". So they're going to have the means, the equipment, the chemicals—whatever—to carry out that function. 