So to the extent that the National Party argues in their minority view that it condones drug use and that there is no evidence that measures of this nature that the bill is setting up support harm reduction, I simply invite the National Party to look at the evidence. The evaluation done by a Victoria University health professor on the practice of the drug-testing services last summer showed that a significant number of people who used those services changed their behaviour as a result; either didn't consume a substance, moderated their consumption of the substance, or didn't take undue risk. That kept those people safe. This is about accepting the reality of humanity that people do this. We wanted to keep them safe. This bill does that.