I think I'm going the route of making a separate class which handles
the "Where() as string" stuff. Just one object which only exists
during the event time. This actually makes a lot more sense, not only
does it reduce the number of functions within the parent class, thus
making the parent appear simpler, but it also means I don't need to
write very long function names just to signify just that the function
should only be called during the event, AND it also enforces this
behaviour.
Annoying that I need two classes where before I needed one, but
actually it does lead to simpler classes and simpler functions so
overall it's a win.
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