John Messara recommended a new board called Racing New Zealand to undertake a number of roles, including setting race meeting dates and to act as a bridge between the TAB and the codes. At this point, I want to talk about that tension, and I see it in Wairoa particularly—it's probably in Central Hawke's Bay, although I haven't heard as much about it. In Wairoa, they have a wonderful race meeting—certainly once a year; sometimes twice a year—but the problem is that it's a beautiful community outing but it doesn't make any money. The stakes aren't high enough; there aren't enough races. The TAB, fundamentally, has decided that they won't continue to keep being present on course and to televise the racing. Now, what that means is that, eventually, if the TAB keeps that going, then Wairoa will face a difficult future. So Racing New Zealand, as a new entity, has an ability to work between TAB and the codes to manage fairness and equity.