SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Chair. I just want to take a very brief call in regard to the title and commencement, and I note this is where the Supplementary Order Paper 84 from Julie Anne Genter which seeks to have, effectively, an expiry provision for this piece of legislation has been put on the Table. The National Party will not be supporting that Supplementary Order Paper because, actually, as I mentioned earlier, this is not an issue which is going to go away in five years' time. It's not like we're going to wake up in five years' time and either people have stopped using illicit substances, or we've suddenly woken up and we're accepting of the fact that people just drive down the road in some sort of fairyland or in whatever type of high they want to and we accept the consequences of that. That is not the type of future I want, it's not the type of future I want for my children, and I don't think it's the type of future that New Zealanders want. So we will not be supporting that amendment to this piece of legislation. 