Hon MARK MITCHELL: That's right, and that's what's happening, Minister. What you guys have inadvertently done is, number one, you've sent a message out to young people and concert-goers and festival-goers that, actually, the Parliament thinks that it's OK. And the reason why they see that, young people see that, is because we're putting laws in place that allow them to test their drugs. So they think the pollies—they think we're saying and the leaders of the country are saying, "Actually, there's a soft endorsement for that. You take your drugs. We'll test them. Go into the festival and you can take them." Then they're arriving to have these drugs tested because we're trying to prevent the harm, and then getting them tested because they're curious—predominately curious to know what's in them—and then they're taking the pills back and they're going into the festival and they're using them. 