It's also interesting to note what the other jurisdictions do. If we look at Australia, if we look at the United States, if we look at Canada, if we look at the UK—every one of those jurisdictions has tougher penalties because of this new risk. And yet we have a Government over there that says, "Oh, we know better. We think this is a minor safety issue." This week, I was flying from Nelson to Wellington. I was invited very politely by the captain and co-pilot to sit up front in the aircraft, and that was a privilege to do so. You get the opportunity to talk to them about the issues facing our pilots in New Zealand and while the Government members may think this is a bit of a joke, actually, the pilots who sit at the front of our aircraft every single day and take the safety of the travelling public so seriously do want this bill.