Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Chlöe Swarbrick says that's not what happens. Well, I think that's absolutely what happens. You go along to a concert, a party, and the guys next to you say, "Come on, take one of these. Why won't you?" and you say, "No, look, it's illegal." "But, look, even Parliament says this test is safe. That's what Angie Warren-Clark said. That's actually what she said." That's the signal we send. Use will go up. Actually, in the only study referred to in this House on what's happened to use when pill testing has been legalised in the United Kingdom—well, what happened? Use went up—right—from 1.2 to 1.3 to 1.7. By the way, deaths went up as well. 