Now, the Act originally—and it's 10 years old now, so it was time it was modified. But over those 10 years there has been some glaring gaps in the rules around freedom camping. And the biggest one, of course, is proximity to a toilet. So this bill simply gives a distance from a toilet facility unless you are fully self-contained. So it clarifies that. And it also captures—and this is one of the glaring gaps in the original legislation—New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) land and Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) land. So for areas that have the ribbon of State highway that runs through them, councils were unable to police those areas for freedom camping because the legislation didn't allow for it. It also allows for the infringement notices to be revoked and handed on to the hirer of a vehicle, so that tidied up people who would exit the country without paying any infringements. It also allowed for LINZ and NZTA to provide or appoint their own enforcement officers and, as the member who sat down just said, to inspect whether a vehicle is fully self-contained, because quite often people use the defence that they have a bucket with a lid on it, and that is their full self-containment. This bill would have made it clear that that no longer is a good argument.