But I think what we heard from particularly the doctors and from Ms Pallett was compelling stories about the harm and the addictive nature, and people presenting in emergency departments with terrible, terrible sequelae from their smoking years, but still unable to shake the habit. I've joked in this House before, it's not that funny, but as an ex-smoker, I've referred to the fact that giving up smoking is easy—I should know, I've done it about seven times. I finally got there, but it is a highly addictive product and the best way is not to start in the first place. So to that degree, I certainly support the goal. 