Fourth, I say, this bill is part of a wider agenda that's soft-headed and soft on drugs. And we saw that from Mr Little's mouth. He was quite clear himself. He said, and I'm paraphrasing, but this is in his first contribution, "It's a health matter. The fact is some take it. We can carry on criminalising or accept it." That's what he said. The Labour Party, the Government of the day, is accepting hard illicit drug use in New Zealand. And then he said this: "It's not a criminal matter. It's a health matter."