Andrew Laming (Bowman, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

Yes, it does. It helps having a medical degree and not one in the union movement. When you're out under a tent in the middle of a music festival, using a spectrometer, then the reality is that interference is a major concern. This is the last technology available where you don't destroy the sample when you test it. We can do liquid chromatography, but that would destroy the sample.

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