So the bill provides an exemption from section 235 in the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act, meaning that when you hold your meeting, you can have an on-licence or an on-site special licence that applies. This would allow the consumption of BYO, say, in the middle of the track or around the edges of the track. Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act, the only allowance for bringing your own alcohol would be consumed on licenced premises for restaurants or holding a licence with a BYO endorsement. However, the Act also regulates the hosting of BYO events in unlicensed premises. And this is where section 235 of the Act marks the line between lawful but unlicensed gatherings and the kind of gatherings that require a licence. So under that section, it's an offence for a person to allow for their unlicensed premises to be kept or used as a "place of resort"—as the Act refers—for the consumption of alcohol for the general public. And this is the exemption that Mr McKelvie's Act is seeking.