I'll tell you why I think that is. I think the real reason for that is they know what they're doing is trying to come in on a zeitgeist and a feeling but actually without the evidence, the hard evidence, and the reality of the studies, and what is happening, and the long-term effects of this bill—without any of those things on their side. I think that's why actually we saw the fun and games from Andrew Little. We get the same tone from Chlöe Swarbrick and from other members of the Labour Party because, actually, the arguments aren't on their side. They're smiling right now, they're laughing, but, actually, they don't refer to any studies. Kieran McAnulty, give me one right now. He can't. He can't. I actually wonder if he can even give us the title of this bill—