In respect of broader costs and benefits, those are reflected in the regulatory impact statement. The costs are generally assessed to be in the low to medium zone. And, of course, the main thing I would note in respect of this and in respect of our engagement with international production houses is that this is the norm internationally. It's generally normal that workers in this sector are able to collectively bargain what's actually abnormal; in this case, it was that the previous Government took that right away from workers in New Zealand. So I don't think there's anything that's going to be particularly alarming to international companies who deal with this on every production they do in most other countries, to have to do the same thing here in New Zealand.