One of the issues that I recognise the Self-contained Motor Vehicles Legislation Bill is trying to address is more to do with the impacts that the growth of the tourism industry has had in terms of waste or litter generated by people who are participating in freedom camping. So I note that there has been an attempt here to create a regulatory framework to address this, and predominantly it will be done through introducing requirements for vehicles to be self-contained and a regime to therefore enforce this. We do think that, in principle, the idea of having a much more sustainable tourism industry is worth exploring. Personally, I really do not subscribe to the Labour Party's rhetoric around creating a high-value tourism industry, because I just think it's very loaded. Like, what do we mean? I just heard a member talk about bringing high-wage tourists, and the idea that rich tourists actually are less wasteful, I think, is not necessarily grounded in reality, because actually rich tourists can also be some of the people who end up spending the most, in some of our most-polluting aspects of the tourism industry. So I do hope that, throughout this process, we can take much more nuanced views that do not throw dog whistles out in terms of the people that we talk about when we refer to tourists.