But anyway, we are where we are, and it was interesting to hear the Associate Minister of Health in charge of the bill note that she wanted to do two things when she came into Parliament. One was folate, which again was a very vexed issue, going back to the last Government—in fact the first term of the last Government back in 2008, 2009, and I think it even extended into 2010. Well, that's been ticked off. And the second issue that she identified was fluoride. So, clearly, Ayesha Verrall, the associate Minister, has got the Midas touch, because she's sort of come into Parliament as a new MP and as someone who has done what very few people have done before her, which is become an MP and become a Minister contemporaneously. In fact, I think I think I'm right in saying that she would have been sworn in as a member of the Executive Council even before she was sworn in as an MP. The last person to do that, I think, was Steven Joyce before that; so very unusual to do that. And within the space of just over a year, she's ticked them off. So, job done! Ayesha Verrall can now leave Parliament and hand it over to somebody else. So job done, but we'll wait and see what happens next.