We do have some concerns with the bill and, unfortunately, unlike the National Party, they are not so much to do with the conversations that Minister Nash has had with Maureen Pugh or to do with the uniforms that the officials in charge of enforcing the regime will be wearing, although I do commend Maureen Pugh for taking an interest in this topic and attempting, in a very National Party way, to address some of these issues. I guess our concerns mostly stem from what we see as this bill being somewhat actually narrow and limited in scope, and we do think that since 2011 there should have been a much more comprehensive review. Some of the other concerns that we've got are around the framing of vehicle camping as "freedom camping"—and noting that, in the last term, there was work to encourage responsible camping. I do hope that the Government continues adopting that framing rather than just kind of lumping vehicle camping on to this term. That, I think, sometimes can be unhelpful.