I give that background to our proud culture as New Zealand because I think all of those characteristics of our country are important when deciding how to take a position on this piece of legislation. We face a reality where, regardless of what this Parliament does, people this summer are going to take MDMA and party pills and all sorts of stuff. That is a given, whether people like it or not. That's the bit about facing reality. The question is what the role of this Parliament should be, and should this Parliament seek to prohibit those people who are trying to help each other by forming organisations and voluntarily going out to help their fellow New Zealanders make informed decisions and choices about how they act—that's the question before this Parliament.