When we look at racing, and when we look at what's happening here at the moment—you know, I think Andrew's speech was very good where he went through the TAB and the intellectual property part of it and how important that is to distinguish so that there is that ability to maintain that intellectual property should anything happen to the TAB. That's a fundamental part of the change that you're seeing coming through in the bill now, and that's something that I know Andrew spent a lot of time in really pushing from his commercial background. The governance arrangements of the TAB and also Racing New Zealand are to reflect the major players of the industry, being the three codes, but also to reflect that the TAB actually has a big role in sports betting, and also the independent role of others on that board as well—it is important to give it the strength that it needs to carry on. The arrangements between those two boards around the accountability between them to give more support to decision making, and also to give the codes a feeling that they are being listened to and they have a TAB that works with them and for them, I think is something that they have been looking forward to especially.