WILLOW-JEAN PRIME: —to democracy—who are the closest to these clubs and who are the closest to the community, to be able to make the decisions, following the processes that are set out in legislation, which has that special role for the police and the medical officer of health. It is not difficult to apply for a special licence. It is not that costly to apply for a special licence either, as was suggested on the other side of the House. According to the Ministry of Justice: $55 for one or two events covered by a small size and $180 for three to 12 events if it's of a medium size. I think they require about 20 days' notice for the application to give the police and the medical officer of health time to input into that process. So I would say that I support our councils in the role that they play to achieve the objectives of this Act to reduce and minimise harm caused by the sale, supply, and consumption of alcohol. I do not believe that we should be exempting one small group of clubs, for the reasons that I have already outlined but particularly because police have been raising concerns about this. So I do not commend the bill to the House.