And so I'll walk the House through how it worked out. Tauherenīkau already have a BYO licence with their council. They didn't think this bill was necessary. They have an arrangement with the South Wairarapa District Council that on particular days they have BYO licences and on other days they don't. Of course, they make more money out of the bar when they don't have a BYO licence. And when they do have that situation, it is more controlled and they're able to assess each punter as they come up to the bar as to whether or not they meet the criteria that then entitles them to purchase a drink. So I thought "OK. Fair enough. I'll try Woodville." Woodville don't want it. They haven't applied for it because they, like I said, make more money out of the bar. I was like, "OK. Fair enough." I spoke to Waipukurau, that operates out of the Hawke's Bay Racing Club. They have a similar situation. Some days are BYO and some days are not.