So I am disappointed that not a single change was made to this bill, and it does cause us some concern. But, on balance, we continue to remain of the view that this will, at the margins, benefit our young by encouraging people not to smoke in very close proximity to them. The evidence of the health harms is unequivocal; the evidence of the benefit of this amendment is actually quite equivocal. International studies have shown that there is some benefit but that those benefits can take several years to be apparent—certainly outside the framework of the Government's goal for this country to be smoke-free by 2025, and, frankly, that lead-footedness is going to ensure that we fail in that goal. 