A number of people have referenced the fact that there was cross-party support for the 2019-20 bill, which there was. I think there were some interesting comments from many of the members in relation to that bill, some of whom—I think Lawrence Yule, a National Party member, spoke about the—well, he referenced the fact that, actually, there weren't a high number of practitioners in this area. He wasn't referencing this issue—he was referencing whether the industry could cover its costs in certain areas—but he made the comment, which I thought was really useful to read, that, actually, this isn't an area that has a lot of practitioners in it. That is important in terms of understanding the totality of regulation and whether you want to prohibit—which is unusual; it's actually unusual in the Act at the moment—or whether you want to regulate through using different standards, like having stringent requirements, which is what, again, the 2019-20 legislation did.