CHRISTOPHER LUXON (National—Botany): Look, it's a pleasure to take a short call on this third reading of the Drug and Substance Checking Legislation Bill (No 2). I want to rise and say that we continue to oppose the bill for the reasons that have been outlined by my colleagues over previous debates. And I have to say upfront that I agree with my colleagues that Andrew Little is, in fact, a very well-intentioned person and Minister. I personally respect him a lot. I think he's a good person. I also appreciate the work of the select committee. I haven't been a member of that committee but obviously there's been work that's gone on to make a bad bill slightly better, and that's probably a good thing as a parliamentarian. But, ultimately, as we've talked about, we are opposing it really for several reasons. I think my colleagues have spoken very well about that. I think it's been very unfair the way the other side have picked on Mark Mitchell in particular. He is actually quite cool. He's actually down with the kids, and I just thought that was a bit mean if I'm really honest with you. But anyway, we'll get into that. 