So just some of the examples just looking at who can hold a licence under the current regulations. There is a range of things: you've got to be under 18, you can't have had any prior offences under the Act, and you can't have had a licence revoked for various reasons. So, basically, there is a range of things that prescribe who can hold a licence. When we come across to Dr Reti's bill, there is quite a significant overlap between some of those criteria, but there are some other criteria. So in determining whether a person is suitable to hold a licence, the director-general may consider the connections and associations that person has with other persons who may have the ability to influence the conduct of the person. Now, if I was the Director-General of Health, I'd be struggling a bit with quite how to enact that. Some of the other criteria: it can take into account a person's previous business experience or any other matters that the director-general considers relevant. Now, if I were a manufacturer who was investing a lot of money in working out how I can develop up my products in line with the regulations, if it came down to any other matters that the director-general considers relevant, that would introduce quite a significant amount of uncertainty into my application and my business planning. 