Because even where companies have a significant market share, none the less they will want to create intellectual property and they will want at times to share that property. The trouble with dealing away with the safe harbour rules is that it becomes difficult. In our view—and I think this is what the Hon Todd McClay's SOP is about, is making sure that we do not disincentivise people to, first of all, create IP, but, secondly, to adequately use it and share it. The big issue is that companies do want to share their IP, but the removal of the protections under the safe harbour provisions, in this bill, will mean that businesses think twice before doing it. I just would suggest to you, Madam Chair—and I'm hoping the Minister's going to respond, because, first of all, I'd like him to explain what are the safe harbour IP protections that we're talking about, and then, secondly, why he's chosen to remove them in this bill. Because, as I say, I think there are a number of reasons, but let's hear what the Minister's going to say, and then we can move on from there.