The final thing I think I want to say here is that, when it comes to construction in New Zealand, be it large or small, we need to do so very much more. So we need these guys out there growing their companies and looking for ways to take on contracts themselves. We don't have enough houses in New Zealand. It's not what the Government has said about the demand side. Everything they've done pushes up the price of houses, pushes up the price of rentals. It is around the supply side. There are still not enough houses being built in New Zealand. There are a multitude of reasons for that, but none of them are good reasons because the Government has the ability to do something about it. This, in essence, won't mean more houses are built. This won't mean more houses are built. It means we're still going to have the same backlogs and the same challenges, the same problems that are pushing up rents and are pushing up the cost of houses in New Zealand. But what it will do is mean that there are small businesses, builders and others out there, who remain, and their builders and businesses are not put under pressure. They don't fold. They themselves don't go into liquidation, have to close down because they're owing money by a larger contractor who has gone into liquidation and these poor, hard-working Kiwis miss out.