Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Well, Mr Seymour probably can, for a time, right? Until he's in Government—for a time. But I think it's hard to do that. I say once more before we sit down that, actually, one of the big problems with this bill has been that for the Government and Andrew Little in particular, when he first came to this House, he said it would just be for festivals. It then grew and it was pill testing everywhere that we're legalising. It then became that actually not only are we testing the pills but the taxpayer is going to pay for it everywhere. I just say—actually, National is the only party that does in this House—that's not right. That is not a good use of taxpayers' money. Actually, the evidence base isn't behind this bill. This is more than just a health issue. No pill is safe.