I think that what's happened in Pētone and what I suspect is going to happen in Pētone, I think actually also reflects quite a shift in public sentiment in relation to fluoridation generally, which is that there is now more of an appreciation about the clear benefits of it. I will admit that the libertarian in me says I don't like the idea of the Government kind of mass medicating on a mass scale through compulsion, that the libertarian in me finds that, you know, a bit of an affront, but on the other hand the benefits of doing so are clear. And the other thing is that in the end, you are making decisions, in particular, for young people when it comes to oral health decisions that they largely can't make for themselves. So there is a clear community benefit and that is ultimately why we are supporting the bill.