Let me speak to why I object to the effect of this proposed reform, and briefly comment on the reform that is needed. What does the bill do? It creates this exemption to section 235. Section 235 requires occupiers of unlicensed premises to get a special licence if that premises is going to be used to buy and sell alcohol. In practice, that means people who are doing something with a venue like managing it, putting on a concert or show at it, selling tickets to come in, or charging an entry fee at the door, or providing security are required to apply for a special licence. Then if the police have concerns about the group applying, they can object. Racing clubs can apply for special licences, and they get them. But this bill would mean that when police have the concerns, they wouldn't be able to object, to racing clubs only. Justice Minister Kris Faafoi is working to review the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act, and there is work going on in this area by the Government and members—