The Greens policy commits us to supporting measures to enhance people's capacity for informed choice, which is what drug checking does. It also says that we make decisions and we build our policies on evidence and science, actual research that's beyond asking people's opinions or refuting the finds of peer reviewed reports from universities. We know from the research, then, including from KnowYourStuff and the Drug Foundation, that, consistently, people will change their drug behaviours and be less risky when they know what that substance is. That's the core of the bill, that we support making sure that these predominantly young people make good decisions based on good information without being judged or penalised, because this bill is not about whether young people will take drugs or not—they will.