Back in the day when I was a young nipper in the back of the EC108 Mini that my father drove to work—we had a family car, which was a Holden station wagon. All the kids, we were always in the car without seatbelts, because you didn't buckle up; it was the social norm back then not to wear seatbelts. But over a period of education and changing what was required, it is now something that you do automatically when you get in the car. So, hopefully, this bill will change the social norm of people smoking in their vehicles with children so that you automatically won't smoke, you won't light up, when you've got your kids in the car.