It is acknowledged in the explanatory note of the member's bill that recently police have begun to object to BYO alcohol during clubs' applications for special alcohol licences for specific areas of the courses. The police along with the medical officer of health are two that are required to comment on the applications for special licences, and the fact that they have started to object would suggest to me that they are concerned that the behaviour that is taking place is not achieving the objectives of the Act. That's what they are submitting on when they are giving this opinion as part of the special application process. So if they have concerns, I do not believe that it is appropriate to bring in legislation to remove their power to object or to raise their concerns—and perhaps consideration of special conditions to be applied to licences—by purely taking out or exempting race meetings from this Act. I think it is inconsistent with—again, what I said—the objectives and the purposes of the Act. I think that it is dangerous that we consider doing this for one area, and I don't believe the case has been made for why it should apply to only race meetings and why it should apply when we do actually have evidence of police having raised concerns and opposing applications for special licences or requiring further conditions to be met.