So with this bill, fair to say I'm normally in the camp that you can't always protect everyone from the consequences of their own behaviour. And I'm not sure sometimes if it's always the responsibility of the State to intervene. But fair to say, there are times, I think, when ideology is not the way forward and sometimes a Government of the day, a Parliament of the day, does need to lean in, and I think this is one of those times. When we hear statistics that we only have 54 percent coverage of fluoride—and I think, as we've heard across the House today, there's very clear evidence of why we need to have fluoride in our water, if not for the adults, just for our young ones that know no better. So it is important. I know speaking about this bill today will sort of start to rattle the cages of the tinfoil hat brigade. And I'm sure we're going to get successive emails over the next 24 hours that are going to tell us the devils of fluoride. But I think, overall, we've got to follow the science. And it's quite right that we're going to pass this bill in its second reading and it is going to go back to the select committee for those tweaks of the Supplementary Order Papers.