And I think one of the great shames or great tragedies of this Parliament in our country—and I guess every other place that makes laws in a democratic manner—is that it only takes 1 percent of the people to affect 99 percent of the rest of us. And that's the problem we have with a lot of laws— particularly relating to alcohol, gambling, and things like that. Most people participate in those things in a perfectly normal, rational manner and cause no problem whatsoever. One or 2 percent of us do cause trouble from time to time, and I think that's the challenge for it.