I'm not sure I'm the right person to answer your question because you're right, I am with the health authority.
What I would say with regard to the idea of not criminalizing the end-users is that substance use disorder is certainly a chronic disease and, as we've talked about, needs treatment.
I really do think that one of the things we're trying to focus on is the upstream. Who are those people who are both importing and dealing, if you will, with these drugs and getting it to the end-user? That said, we do work closely with our high-intensity drug trafficking partners—they're federal, as well as local law enforcement—to try to help identify how the drugs are getting into the state. But when it comes to whether stiffer sentences would make a difference, I can't answer that because that's outside my area of expertise.