Another member's bill that I can recall that I was a bit involved with was a bill to increase the fines for littering. It was a member's bill that I had fortunately had drawn from ballot. Guess what? The Labour Party voted it down. One of the reasons that they used to vote it down was they said, "Oh, infringement notices don't work. Oh, you can't have an infringement regime. That can't work. That's terrible. Infringement regimes are outdated, they're old fashioned, local government doesn't like it, and central government bureaucrats don't like them." And what have we got here? Oh, an infringement system. An infringement system to try and monitor toilets in campervans that are often incorrectly referred to as freedom camping vehicles. So what do we find? This bill includes offences for infringements against a whole range of new rules, enforceable by—wait for it—enforcement officers appointed under the Act; enforcement officers. A whole new range of bureaucrats.