Now, I'm sure this amendment bill we have right now is going to make it easy. It's going to remove some of the funding requirements—no, make it easier for the amenities by removing some of the red tape that's in place. They don't have to prepare two sets of statements in line with two different accounting practices. But the easier solution to solve their problem would have been just to repeal the Act entirely and get rid of the funding board. Those members there, there's 10 of them—there's district councils around the country with far bigger budgets, with fewer members. There's 10 members on this funding board. They get paid between $16,000 and $30,000 a year to do nothing but tell the council how much money the council should fund the amenities. It's ridiculous and it's unnecessary. 