I just want to say that it's exactly these kinds of statements that puts into the minds of our young people the idea that cannabis is not harmful, when, clearly, the evidence says it is harmful. It is harmful to them. We also heard testimony from doctors who treat addiction in those who are older. There are harmful effects of the drug itself. There are also the unintended consequences, such as the increase in drug-impaired driving and those who get a hold of it who were not intended to get a hold of it.
I wouldn't want to let the record show that. That said, I also want to say that this has been a most cordial conversation. Although we are not in favour of legalization, we do support ticketed offences for possession and that sort of thing. I did try to participate, engage, and provide many recommendations as we went along. I think there was no surprise about the things that I found flawed in the bill, so thank you for the conversation.