Dr TRACEY McLELLAN (Labour—Banks Peninsula): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Excuse me while I get over that pot-kettle-black feeling that I've just risen to. Look, the majority of submitters strongly supported this bill, and I'd like to share a submission which is characteristic of these, and perhaps sums up how I think most New Zealanders feel about this issue: "Drug and substance checking has proven to reduce harm and change behaviours. We believe this bill, and the system it will create will reduce drug related harm for young New Zealanders." The submitter was none other than the Young Nats. If the members opposite won't listen to the wealth of evidence from an array of experts, of which there is, despite the protestations across the floor or the quite unusual reliance on one particular piece of work which bears no real relevance, or the sentiments of the general public, perhaps they should or could listen to those they see as the future of their very own party.