In 2000, we had about 10,000 visitors a year who were freedom camping. This number grew to 54,000 in 2013 and on last count, in 2018, it was 123,000. So I'll show you a little graph. I don't know if you guys can see it from here—it's a little bit small—but the numbers are rising. The numbers are rising and what this means is the impact of freedom campers on our infrastructure, especially in smaller towns, is getting worse, which means you see more and more people using the public toilets. You see more and more people park their cars in supermarkets, making it worse for small-town citizens, who then have to actually go around and clean up after these people. 