The phase out of regulated milk over 50 million litres a year, I think, over five years, from memory, down to 30 million litres, and once a company exceeds regulated milk for that one year, they then become ineligible—that is an elegant solution. There was some talk, I think, early on of getting rid of regulated milk altogether. But we did hear through the select committee process—and I can't remember; someone will remind me—that small Bay of Plenty dairy company that came and made an incredibly persuasive submission around how important that regulated milk was for smaller companies that may grow over time but they're not big, foreign, overseas corporates coming in to try to take a big chunk of the market or big domestic players. They made a compelling case why there should be a threshold. We agreed with the 30 million litres that was originally proposed, and that survived the select committee process.