MAUREEN PUGH: But the cost—and it is. It's very familiar. This Government is very good at setting up bureaucracies and increasing costs. But I do have to concede that the NZMCA, or the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association—the wings people—have been calling for some kind of consistency across the sector for many years. They do want a regime that gives certainty to not only their members but all members. So not only can you turn up at the Nelson market and buy yourself a 10c self-contained sticker and whack it on the back of your sleeper van, your station wagon with a mattress in the back—we want to get away from that. So I know NZMCA will work really closely with the select committee to ensure that there is a regime that is workable and that it does not capture our back-country experience. If you want to listen to Bob Dylan on your bike in the mountains, you should be able to do that, but we don't want to impose onerous expense. Thank you, Mr Speaker.