The Green Party is, reluctantly, supporting this stage of the bill—cautiously, I think, is a better word—because of these changes that have been made, and also because of the dialogue we had with the Minister for Racing in the early stages about strengthening the harm minimisation provisions in the bill. One of the TAB New Zealand's functions is to look at the whole development of products or when they're developing new products to look at how gambling harm is going to be minimised and what measures are going to be put in place to do that. So the requirement too to have on the TAB board people who've got an understanding of problem gambling and how you minimise harm is quite critical, and the fact that we have regulations which go through some specific processes to minimise gambling harm. So that's been a significant improvement in the bill from the start, but really do commend the work of the Transport and Infrastructure Committee and Jan Logie.