Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I will, because he only needs to look at clause 10, which inserts new section 35DDF, to know that it is a requirement—and the Health Committee put this in, actually—for a drug-checking service to give harm reduction advice to a person whose substances they have just checked. So it's not enough just to kind of test it, say, "This is what it is.", and hand it back. They are required to give harm reduction advice, and the harm reduction advice has to be in a manner and a form and a language that is accessible to the person with whom they are dealing. So that is there—that is all there. The member only had to look at the bill to know that that was the case.