What this bill also does is it does a number of other things. It sets up a regime for regulating these substances. It sets up a bunch of regulations and guidelines. It, effectively, says these substance-checking services can be made available anywhere in New Zealand, except, I think, in suburban areas. That's basically the only exception. That's pretty broad—that's very, very broad. It's much broader than what we've seen under other pieces of legislation passed by this Parliament—for example, the Psychoactive Substances Act, which limited quite heavily where those substances were able to be sold under the regulations in that system. This is a very broad service which I think many New Zealanders will be very concerned about.