So we're talking about the industry's perception of this country, because he mentioned that everybody else in the world does this. OK, not everybody else in the world is quite as remote as New Zealand. We're the last bus stop in the world and there are a lot of other places in the world that you can go to, and so it's a big decision to come all the way here. International companies look at the situation in New Zealand and wonder what the environment is. If they find that they've made an arrangement, got contracts signed, got a budget in place, and got themselves all organised and know what they're doing and know where they're going, and then the Government passes a law and says that all of that can be rearranged by collective bargaining, potentially, in certain circumstances—and I'm not quite sure what—then that could be potentially alarming. 