Indeed, I'll quote a tradesperson in my electorate, who came to me saying that they'd had advice. He has a successful business with his wife and employs a number of people. They had invested in forestry, and they'd sought advice on the emissions trading scheme and how that might affect the price of carbon and what they should do. They'd been advised that they could seek annual income from their forest plantings at a carbon rate—I'm not quite sure what it was—and that that was the best way forward and the most secure way for them over a 30-year period. Then, what they had not been told was that at harvest time, of course, they were liable for the carbon credits, and so this person was asking me what could be done. Well, I was tempted to say that Mr Jones and this Government are doing something about it, because the traders, who are the mates of the National Party, will just say what they like, do what they like, and clip the ticket, and good honest Kiwi investors lose out because of that bad advice.