What was said earlier was that there are silly rules, and I get there are lots of silly rules, and my household has a lot of them too. But as you get around the country and you look at different councils and jurisdictions, there are lots of differing rules, and that's just how it operates. For example, there are licensing trusts that still exist in New Zealand. If you go to west Auckland it's different than if you go to South Auckland. For example, if you go to New Plymouth, where I'm the MP for, the hours of trade for liquor are different to if you go to central Wellington here. So there are differences, but I also think the mention of people being confused or it being infuriating for people—I think people just get it that things are different. And, in fact, in the last few years, if anything, people have become so much more flexible in terms of how life operates.