If people are going to make that choice—it's not a choice I would make. But if they're going to make that choice and we know there is risk—and, in fact, even the member Simeon Brown acknowledged that and said, "These are dangerous. These are dangerous drugs." He knows that; he just doesn't want to do anything about it. He just doesn't want to help young people. I don't know why members opposite don't want to help young people and make their lives—their more challenging lives—safer for them. They know it's unsafe. They know that young people are taking risks, but they don't want to do anything about it. They know there is an easy step that could be taken—and this is it—that would help young people and keep them safe. That's the disappointing thing about the contributions we've heard opposite. 