We've also got a bill up later on tonight which deals with statistics, and, of course, people have got to fill out statistics forms. We've got in the House, this bill, where there's an inherent distrust in some people of fluoridation, and you've got to wonder whether the real issue we've got is that, slowly but surely, people are starting to distrust the Government when the Government makes decisions for them. If I knew the answer to this, I wouldn't be here, but I think it's a real challenge for us, because if you don't fill out your statistics correctly, the Government doesn't get the information they need to manage the processes we're talking about here, actually, amongst others. If you don't get vaccinated, it would appear, then, that other people are at risk, and the same thing applies to this. If we don't get this fluoridation thing accepted, then we're going to get to the point where people, effectively, opt out. 