But this new bill will look at how we maybe introduce some demand side measures to reduce smoking in New Zealand. And when you look at the key three parts of the bill around reducing and looking at supply measures, it's reducing the number of retail outlets by 2024. Now, I think that's going to be an interesting one. I don't think that's going to be as easy as we think. It's going to come down to what are the metrics and criteria for reduction, and seeing if it is per capita or a geographic area. I've already had a small business in my electorate—Karla who runs the service centre in a small town called Cust—very concerned that when you look at small towns and regional New Zealand, people might end up having to drive to the bigger towns, and that's going to impact on retail outlets in smaller towns as well. It's easy to cut outlets out in big metropolitan cities, but it will be interesting when there is only one outlet in each town and something's got to give. Will it be ending up that some outlets won't be in any towns at all?