It was interesting to note that the bill doesn't mandate the use of fluoride. I think that, given today's protests outside, it's really important for us to make that clear: it doesn't mandate it but it places the decision-making power in the hands of the director-general. And, of course, the Supplementary Order Paper that had been tabled by Dr Shane Reti would have also required an extensive amount of consultation with local health officials, had that gone through. I hope that the Government will still see the value, even though they didn't support the Supplementary Order Paper, that they will still want to see some level of consultation at the local level where people like Tim Mackay, who are on the ground and are amongst the people that need it most, will be able to give sensible advice.