Actually, the legislation had just said that you have to be self-sufficient and that it can be plumbed in, or it can be portable up to a standard, and that if you are not doing that, then you are breaking the law and you can be prosecuted or the council can fine you and fine you, just as you have a warrant of fitness for your car, but then over the course of the next year, if the tyres are not good, you can get a fine—but, oh no, what the Minister is saying is it has to be plumbed in, which is a great cost. It's a great, great cost to have a vehicle with that—number one. Number two, every four years we'll certify it, and, number three, in between times, the poor old council is going to have to run around catching people going to the toilet on something that's not fixed and it gets to fine them and prosecute them. 