TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): I used to work in kids' television, and we used to talk about poos and wees lots, and it always got lots of jokes. Actually, I haven't had this much fun talking about the subject matter that's in front of us at the moment for quite some time. So can I just thank all members from the House for their contributions tonight and, obviously, their support for this to go through to select committee. I think it's really important. We still ride on our "100 percent Pure" image. It's really important for our local economies, wherever we come from. I know that into the Rotorua economy—well, in normal, non-COVID times—tourism brings in just under a billion dollars every single year into our local economy. So we have to make sure that we've got the parameters in there, in place, to be able to allow that social licence to happen.