When we come to what's happened during the select committee process, I acknowledge that this bill is slightly different to when it first was introduced and that there have been a few changes, because it now provides that a function of a drug-checking provider is to give information and harm reduction advice. That's a mandatory step that the select committee recommended, and I think that's a good thing. Not only are they checking your drugs, they're giving you information to make you more knowledgeable for next time. That can only be good. They've also made it clearer that providers could only possess drugs for as long as reasonably necessary to perform their function, and increased the penalty for carrying out drug checking without a licence.