Now, I have got absolutely no problem with the public funding, at music festivals and other places, for good information to tell young people the dangers of these illicit substances; absolutely right. But what you can't do is claim that the only way you can provide that information at music festivals and other places is to also provide a drug-testing service. That is a flawed logic. There isn't a member of this House that does not support better information for all people to make better informed choices.