So to the bill in front of us tonight: as has been outlined by other speakers, it makes permanent the amendment to section 12 of the Misuse of Drugs Act. Section 12 of that old piece of legislation, that terrible piece of legislation, the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975, in its original writing makes it illegal to knowingly provide a place where people consume substances. That provided, technically, the ability to prosecute, practically, actually, any bar, club, or music festival in the entire country, bar the fact that they feigned ignorance that this stuff happened. But by virtue of the introduction of a harm reduction measure, which you could argue makes them knowing that people are consuming these substances—and actually, therefore, that we have far less hospitalisations; to the point made before by the Hon Simon Bridges, we have evidence from 2016 out of the UK that shows us that there was a 95 percent reduction in hospital admissions at festivals by virtue of the implementation of drug-checking services. 