Now, we all want to see—we all want to see—reduction in harm. But, actually, we would like to see the money spent on more education so that young people are not wanting to experiment with drugs, we would like to see more money spent on services and care for those with addiction and mental health issues, we would like to see more focus on tougher sentences for dealers, because we want to see health money focused on health issues. So this side of the House sees that a priority is to do the very things we've talked about: getting waiting lists down, getting the right number of beds, getting ICU beds ready, training more doctors, getting better services and care for people with addictions, and educating people on not using drugs rather than testing and making them feel falsely safe. Thank you, Mr Speaker.