As we've heard, minimum pricing won't cut the intake of alcohol amongst problem drinkers. I think if—listening to what Dr Dai said then—basically, people will just choose shorts, which may even cause further problems.

I'm going to support the motion, and the reason I'm supporting it more than anything else—it's more of a cultural thing, which we find in this Assembly, because I find that we have a Labour Government whose AMs genuinely feel they know best for everyone, and as a result we see a restriction in choice across the board. You seek to restrict just who people can vote for at council elections. You seem to think that you have the ability to tell people how to bring their children up. And now you want to control how people drink. I feel there's a certain arrogance in that, and I simply—. [Interruption.] Well, I'll throw the question open here. I've been around the bars in Cardiff Bay, so come on, is there anyone here who doesn't drink too much on occasion? The issue here is, it's another—. I'll give way, Rhun, if you wish to interrupt. I'll give way.