I worry, too—particularly when it comes to the hospitality industry—that what we're seeing here is the construction of an effective local alcohol plan applied to the entire nation. I think that's quite a potential danger. Let's be very clear: while the Prime Minister has said that there was a great deal of work done with the Hospitality Association, the reality is that there was one of those consultations where they were told what's happening and expected to agree. A Minister who I won't name actually told them, "Don't worry, so long as there's a bowl of chips on the table, you'll be able to open." That's totally in contravention of the current alcohol laws. So it just shows the degree of understanding that's gone into this thing from those who have been party to putting the bill together.