I want to talk briefly about—because I'm running out of time—the sale of surplus racetracks. This was by far the most contentious issue that the committee had to deal with. It was the subject of probably 90 percent of all of the submissions, and particularly from those racing clubs that felt they were the subject of the bill's design. We had a lot of discussion about this, and I think our aim was to give those communities the ability to protect their property—and I say their property, and I mean that—in one form or another. Small communities build up assets of all sorts to make their community work, and, in this case, it's a racecourse that we're talking about. It was necessary to ensure that those communities were protected going forward and that that asset was protected, either for that community or for the industry, whichever the clubs felt was the right way to do it. I'm sure this will be documented as we go further down the track, in a much better manner than I have. But it is a very important part of the bill. It's a piece of the bill that we feel we've got right, and we think it will give a balance to all those racing clubs going forward.