When we look at this bill, it talks about, in my notes here, a start and stop, supplying to Fonterra. I would turn that around and say, actually, it was stop and start. The thing that got to most farmers was that you could leave Fonterra if you wished but they had to take you back any time that you wish to come back. Those who were left holding the baby, so to speak, and those loyal shareholders who stayed in the company were quite miffed about that whole open entry and exit clause. They're not worried about the exit clause. If people choose to go, then that's a personal freedom and a choice. But, if a shareholder decides they're going to leave Fonterra and they always know that there's the safety net of the door being open on the way back in, they're going to take much more freer choices about how they come and go. 