One of the more interesting elements that have come up in the overheated comments tonight that we have heard before is what people grew up in in terms of vehicles. We've had orange Datsuns, Minis, Zephyrs, station wagons, and we had a Humber Hawk. Many of us have had these experiences where you're stuck in cars with overflowing cigarettes and an unwise perspective because people didn't realise the harm it does. We realise, we know and understand—we had the Cancer Society, ASH, Beaglehole, so many good people who knew exactly what they were talking about, come and talk to us about the wisdom of this bill and how we could improve it. I, too, am very disappointed that the Hon Michael Woodhouse's Supplementary Order Papers and genuine attempts to improve and strengthen this bill were not taken up, and that is a shame. The Hon Nicky Wagner did have a bill that was in a state of readiness that would have taken us further down the track of fulfilling the goal of smoke-free New Zealand by 2025. How are we going to do it at this glacial progress?