The Messara report recognised that there needs to be some rationalisation in the industry, but there has been concern that these significant hearts of the community in some areas could be, in the interest of efficiency, in the interest of rationalisation, transferred to the code to the detriment of the community. So that is a very comprehensive list now of criteria, and also just the way the select committee has changed the process. The Minister for Racing must appoint a reviewer before recommending an Order in Council—a person with appropriate experience. And the cost of this whole exercise of considering whether a venue should be transferred to the code must be met by the code rather than the club concerned. And yes, it is noted that some clubs don't have their own racecourses—they still organise meetings at other racecourses, but the work that the select committee has done on reshaping this bill, the comprehensive recommendations in the report back, and the many changes are really an example of select committees working really well to take on board the concerns of submitters.