In closing, in the last minute or so, the surplus of racetracks—that has been a very contentious issue. So if you sit in my own electorate, my racetrack is fine. It will be fine and it will benefit from what this bill is trying to do. But if you go to Wairoa and Central Hawke's Bay, then their future is less clear. The ability, as was previously put in in the first reading, to mean that, effectively, Racing New Zealand could hoover these courses up and sell them and do whatever they wanted with them was widely opposed—and so it should have been. But now we have new clauses which allow the racing club, if it doesn't think it can make a go of it, to have an ability to vest the proceeds back to the code, but if there are grounds for significant community interest, then, effectively, you can appoint an independent reviewer that can independently review everything and make a recommendation back to the Minister. That is the great work that the select committee did. I give all members, on both sides, credit for coming up with that solution—because without that, I wouldn't be able to stand here and support this bill as I do. Thank you.