This bill deals with the reality of drug use. We say that, obviously, in a utopian society we wouldn't see people take drugs, but in reality they do. So this is one of the levers to minimise harm in order to protect our community, our whānau, and those who are taking drugs. As I said, being in a clinic setting, I remember seeing a couple of teenagers in school uniform come to the clinic in Manukau, and seeing that one friend was so concerned about her other friend who had taken some tablets but didn't know what the actual drugs were—in an emergency setting trying to stabilise her friend, and her friend didn't know what was taken. She had taken it from home. We rang the family; they didn't know what was taken. So these are the types of scenarios where we really, definitely need to know what the patient has taken in order to provide treatment. Obviously, sent her to ED for them to do a drug test as well. That's why this is one of the bills that I fully support in order to minimise harm.