Nevertheless, my substantive point is actually on the principle, not the costs, and those principles still apply. He mentioned the OECD, and, indeed, we heard quite a bit about this from submitters, particularly the EU, and the EU is different. The UK and the EU are quite different where, essentially, they are domestic providers for the purposes of roaming, where one can actually take their own telecommunications provider with them from one country to the next. That's not the case and it's not possible to do that in New Zealand or for New Zealanders to do that overseas. They have to hook in to a local telecommunications provider. It is still a service being provided to a person overseas by an overseas organisation, and for that reason, it should not be subject to GST. 