Despite the evidence that we have inherited these drug laws directly from the United States and they continue to deliver worse and worse outcomes, both National and, unfortunately, I must say to this point, largely the Labour Party continue to be invested in the same myths that were peddled by former President of the United States Richard Nixon. Drugs exist, like abortions and all of the things that the National Party caucus would prefer did not. These things exist regardless of our moral high-horsing. They exist regardless of our opinions. They just exist, and we have to deal with that reality, because we've got 50 years of evidence that shows that our laws make drug harm worse, and with powdered fentanyl now on our streets, a drug that has killed tens of thousands of Americans as a result of the same laws that we have here, maybe it's time that we decided to give evidence a go, because, at some point in all of our lives, we have to decide to confront the reality of the world that we live in. It's process known as growing up, and when it comes to drug law, unfortunately it doesn't feel as though this House to this point has done all too much of that. It's time for this place to grow up.