But anyway, as I said, this bill is not going to see the light of day. And the shame of it is that it was so looked forward to by the 140,000 members of the NZMCA—the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association—and even by Federated Farmers, whose rural membership would have dearly loved to have had this issue tidied up, because it does need tidying up. And if anyone who lives in the country—and I'm sure some of my colleagues here understand exactly what I'm talking about: when you live in the country and you see what a mess is left behind from freedom campers, you know the situation is urgent. And wouldn't it be nice that when we open up the borders—once National's opening up plan is introduced, which it gradually is, by the way. Has anyone noticed that? I think we're up to the fifth point of National's plan being adopted by the Government by stealth. And won't it be great to have everything in place, ready for our visitors to come back into this country?