CHLÖE SWARBRICK: —towards harm reduction. And Simon Bridges was also asking about other forms of research—where else this has been happening. So I'd refer the National Party to the Netherlands, which has been doing legal drug-checking services since 1992. I'd refer them to Austria, which has been doing it since 1997; to Switzerland, which has been doing it since 2001; to Spain and Portugal since 1999; and to the UK, which they invoke in quite a cheeky way, having done so since 2013. And here I'd like to give them another spin on the research that they are dubiously putting forward through a very specific, very niche, and very interesting lens, which is that study from the University of Durham in 2018, published in the International Journal of Drug Policy, that showed demonstrably that in the years subsequent to the implementation of legal drug-checking services provided by The Loop, which they invoke, there has been a 95 percent reduction in hospital admissions for those who have used illicit substances. 