So what should be done? What should we be looking for in New Zealand? What are the things that we should be looking for and what would be talked about at a select committee? We'd be talking about drug rehab. Have we got enough drug rehab spaces in New Zealand? Do we have enough addiction treatment services across our country to help young New Zealanders who are facing addiction to these types of drugs? These are the issues which we would have been able to address if this bill had actually gone to select committee. We would have been able to look and examine as to whether the Government's $1.8 billion that they've put into our mental health and addiction services is actually having an impact and whether it's delivering the services that we need to help reduce the harm of drugs in New Zealand. We'd be able to hear from the public and hear their perspectives on this issue. But are we able to have that conversation? Are we able to stand here at this second reading and have that debate and debate the evidence to and fro? No, we can't, because it's been rushed through under urgency without being able to have that conversation.