We have actually argued that we are not in breach. We have, in fact, engaged the relevant UN committee on that issue. We can't control much of the heroin that comes into the country. We can't control just how cheap it is now on the streets of our cities to buy. But perhaps we can save some lives by looking at things like safe injection rooms.
Some people argue that.
Others argue that you give a new dimension of sanction to an activity if you go down the path of safe injecting rooms. I accept that there are people of good conscience who are as concerned as I am about the drug menace that have another view. That is a point of view. There are millions of Australians who take the view that if you want to really discourage people, then what you should be doing is three things. You should be educating them, you should be having a tough law enforcement campaign against the peddlers, and you should be providing rehabilitation services and services that encourage people to get off drugs.