I now want to just take a brief time to talk about the racing industry and, interestingly, at Ōtaki today there was a race meeting. I think there are six or seven races at Ōtaki. That's about as small a number as you ever get, and I think there are about seven horses in each race, on average. That shows the state of the racing industry in New Zealand at the moment. We had a Minister who said he was going to fix that industry. He brought a bill to the House and that went some way towards fixing it. The second bill he brought to the House has got almost unanimous opposition from the racing industry and the sector, and it's got unanimous opposition, not because some of the bill isn't necessary and won't do some good, but because a lot of what's contained in that bill isn't going to achieve the outcomes that John Messara, in his report to the Minister last year, pointed out needed to be done. 