So what we've done already, the legislation that the Government will introduce will build on the Government's earlier work to make freedom camping more sustainable. Some of that earlier work is establishing the Responsible Camping Working Group. I think there was an additional $25 million in 2008 to specifically identify more sustainable ways. As part of that, too, we've seen the introduction of a data technology pilot that has provided real-time information on the capacity of selected campsites to see where those strains in the existing system are and how we can mitigate risks in terms of camping grounds not having sufficient capacity to take tourists who are coming and hiring a campervan or a Jucy rental or one of those vans you see travelling around. Also providing free access to self-contained vehicles and saving users around $70 each to allow people to see what's required for certification. We know that's an important factor, if our vehicles are equipped to be self-contained.