Whenever I stand up here and speak about this, there's two names that always come to my head: Sally Anne Enoka and Alistair Te Korumariri. Two people who took heroin and died of heroin overdoses in Wellington in 1977. Both of them I had arrested earlier in the week, and both them died of overdoses. They were heroin users. There was a lot of heroin came into town that was extremely potent and a lot stronger than the usual heroin they took. They were two of the people that I knew that died of it. And, OK, that wouldn't have been relevant to this, but they didn't know what they were taking. At least give them the opportunity to know what they're taking. I actually commend this bill to the House.