I might just foreshadow, too, that this is an interim step. It is my intention for us to develop a permanent response to this situation. This bill is self-repealing in 12 months, but by that time we will have a permanent response to this very situation after having had a good quality consultation, engagement with the community, about what is needed to make sure that those who would use substances that are illicit but that might cause harm can have ways of having them tested so that their safety can be preserved. That is the next step, but for tonight this bill is an interim step to provide safety for young people going to music festivals or otherwise using illicit substances in places to do so knowing that those services that do that testing can do so themselves without liability to prosecution, and that will be a good measure for the safety of young New Zealanders. I commend the bill to the House.