And we have concerns. I mean, the Minister—talk about gilding the lily. She talks about how the Government listened carefully to the submissions on the stationary vehicle issue. They were lampooned and shamed into making something of a change, which is still not materially better than the nonsense that we had when this bill came in at first reading. Apparently, we're now talking about campervans when they're used as dwellings, but only if they're stationary. So if the campervan is travelling at 80 kilometres along State Highway 6 on the way to Cromwell, it's not lawful to have a ciggy, but once it's parked up on the side of Lake Dunstan, with the windows wound up, it's OK. Actually, it's still a vehicle. Somebody might sleep in it, a child may sleep in it, but it's still a vehicle. And if this is harmful and if this is important enough to disallow, then it should be disallowed.