The other thing to do, obviously, with the low nicotine is: what's going to happen to excise? Rather disappointingly, but not unusually, the regulatory impact statement doesn't say a lot about whether excise will go up, down, or stay the same. I presume it's going to stay the same. Paradoxically, if that trend of compensatory smoking exists, then it may be possible that if people aren't in a mood to quit and they have to smoke low-nicotine cigarettes, the Crown revenue from excise may actually go up, and that seems counterintuitive. But I think we need to have some kind of financial analysis of the impacts of this. 