So why is that important to this legislation? Well, there are very similar parallels. This is a Government that is increasingly, day by day, acting like former Prime Minister Muldoon in almost every respect, particularly in relation to the economy. But here we have—by governmental fiat, by proclamation from the Beehive, which is something that this Government likes to do at every possible opportunity. They've just said, "Well, we're going to put the subsidy component of this legislation into effect well before, and in advance, of the legislation itself having passed through the Parliament of New Zealand. Now, that's just not good policy, it's not good legislation, and I think it is fundamentally wrong.