But the point is this: that this bill has its sights set on protecting small businesses from the predatory practices of large businesses, and that member has missed the boat entirely. Here he is talking about this putting more burdens on small businesses, when it does the opposite. It arms them with a remedy so that if a large business acts in a way which is oppressive, unfair, unconscionable, if it exerts its powers in a way which is utterly unreasonable—and we know, we've seen that this happens. I mean, not so long ago we heard about Fonterra unilaterally telling its creditors that it was going to 90-day payments, isn't that right, Mr Nash? I believe it is. And that was utterly unconscionable, but the power lay all on one side, and it took intervention from the outside for that outrageous decision to be reversed. 