Before handing over to Senator Quinn, I wish to refer to two matters. First, the idea of transferring the burden of proof to the polluter is excellent; the polluter should pay. Second, I understand what the Minister is doing with regard to refuse collection in terms of trying to overturn the Supreme Court judgment. However, what about the neighbours? If my neighbour does not pay his or her bill, why should I suffer the pollution? That is the real problem which will have to be addressed because it is not fair. If I have a lousy neighbour, why should I have to put up with the terribly offensive smell from his or her uncollected rubbish? The authorities should pursue such people and fine them. By and large, the bin service is quite good but there are occasions when that is not the case. The Minister should look at what happens in Parnell Street when things are just dumped in the middle of the road. I refer here to the fact that refuse bags can burst which leads to rubbish being blown across the road.