But coming back to the bill, Madam Speaker—which I know that you're always keen that we do, as speakers—I will actually be supporting this bill. Yes, we have heard some of the arguments against that. In fact, I think it's a bit ironic that the previous speaker Ricardo Menéndez March did bring in other substances into this. One of the main arguments—and I was a supporter of legalising cannabis during the referendum last year, for the very reason that he opposes this, which is because I think it brought it out from behind the shelter sheds, if you like, and it actually gave a lot better ability to control that particular substance. In this way, too, I don't think for a moment that without the ability for families to enjoy a drink—the bottle of wine or a couple of beers at a country race meeting—I don't think it would stop, but what it would do would be to actually push it into the shadows, if you like, and really inhibit the ability to actually have any control over that behaviour at all. 