The problem is, of course, that being so slow to get around to doing this and waiting for the new year to start the policy process and introducing it into the House, it now has been made redundant, largely because most of the restrictions have been removed; the mandates are drifting off into the sunset. We are now, sort of, working our way down the traffic light—we were red for a very long time and now it's blazing amber, and we're hoping that, like the traffic lights, the amber will be short and we'll be in green before we know it. In fact, we don't do that in New Zealand, but in the United States, they do that. It's usually the other way around here, so that metaphor doesn't work. And so the outcome of it all is that this bill is redundant, largely. 