In the Animal Welfare Act, there is a similar kind of thing there. There is a power referred to in relation to the Minister of Conservation—not to be confused with the "Minister for Conversation", which is, of course, the Prime Minister, who's told us in question time today, proudly, that her side of the House, as opposed to this side of the House, cares so much about a particular issue; I forget what it was now, probably cost of living. That's a key performance indicator for me, by the way; every time I mention cost of living, I get a tick in the box. Anyway, I think she was talking about cost of living, and to demonstrate how much she cared, she said that "we've been talking about it for years.", which I thought was really interesting, the "Minister for Conversation" making her mark again. Anyway, that's enough on the Animal Welfare Act.