The Opposition signalled in the Health Committee report on the bill that they would be proposing an amendment to the bill in the committee of the whole House stage to remove this exemption, meaning that police would be able to fine people for smoking in their motorhomes and caravans. I find this suggestion by the Opposition to be uncharacteristic of a party which has repeatedly voted against extending smoke-free provisions. They voted against a ban on smoking in workplaces, they voted against banning tobacco advertising, and almost all of them voted against a ban on smoking in bars and restaurants, but now they want a wide ban that includes people who choose to live in a motorhome from smoking in their own private dwelling. While we might disagree on this matter, I think we can all agree that not one single member of this House is supportive of people being forced to live in vehicles. 