Some members have talked about it already, social licence is everything. In our communities, wherever you are, if you haven't got the community on your side, you're actually pushing it up hill—"it" I said. But actually, it's true, social licence is everything. All you need is a couple of terrible stories about tourists that have rolled into town, rolled out. They usually only spend one or two nights when they're in a campervan, but actually seeing them roll out and leaving their mess afterwards—mess in the broader sense—is actually really disheartening. So I'm looking forward to seeing where the committee end on this. Some valid points have been raised today. But, actually, we want to make sure that we are selling "100 percent Pure" brand New Zealand to the world to make this our new norm, to allow tourists that come here to understand that, actually, this is how we do it, we keep a clean slate. You can come—what's that old saying about leaving only footprints? That's the kind of thing that we want to embed into the tourists that come to our country, to let them know that 100 percent pure is what we want. I commend it to the House.