We've had a lot of points made tonight about "What if everybody wanted this and everybody had a different coloured light, and would it work?", and it probably wouldn't. We've had actually one of your own colleagues in ACT talk—sorry, David Seymour's own colleagues in ACT—very compellingly about the need for some people to get a better run than others in terms of things like midwives or doctors, and those people actually have been through a process. They don't all have their own Act. They go through a process and respect that process, and that's the way we do business, and it's a good way to do business. In something like transport, those agencies have the best knowledge of those things, and we have delegated those kinds of considerations to them and given them rules in the legislation which they will follow to get there, and that seems a very sensible system to me.