Now, I just was thinking a little while ago about the number of pieces of legislation that have come to the House affecting local government this year. I think it's eight this year. You can imagine that local government was a very popular place for people to put themselves in. We've got, of course, as the Minister so rightly said in his introductory remarks, the local government elections coming up this year. I understand that we've got almost 50 percent of our mayors going from local government—retiring or leaving it. When you think that there's eight pieces of legislation that have come in this year to affect the way they operate, it's not surprising that they're scarpering. I wonder seriously whether there will be anyone standing for local government in a year or two's time, because everyone will have been put off it.