Anyway, I thought, "Well, I'm a guy who's in Opposition. I like to make sensible changes to the law. I like a beer. I like a racecourse. Let's put a bill on the ballot." So I drafted up the bill based on the official Racing Board advice, chucked it in the ballot, wrote to Winston Peters and said, "Come on, mate. You should support it." He took about five months to write back to me and he said—I'm quoting directly—"The coalition Government takes members' bills very seriously." He said, "You've got to wait for the Messara report, which has disappeared off into the bureaucratic ether, like so many reports that have been compiled into racing over the years, and nothing's happened." The bill's been in the ballot and now it's been pulled out and we've got an opportunity to sort it out.