So to put this in context, the games industry in New Zealand, from memory, is worth about $300 million and growing rapidly. Of course, the Minister is also in charge of technology, and I know he loves talking about these things in his other capacity. So now we're talking about intellectual property, which cuts to the heart of one of his other portfolios, and yet he just says, "It's outdated thinking and let's move on." Well, I'm not so sure about this. As this letter says, "We thoroughly agree with National's concern that repealing the intellectual property exemptions in the Commerce Act was chilling investment in New Zealand. Given international film studios and investors scan the globe for potential investment and licensing opportunities, this is likely to discourage overseas film studios, discourage international investment in the New Zealand film industry, discourage local film makers and writers."