But I think this is a very good bill. The reason I think it's a very good bill is because if you go back in history and you look at our history as a country, and our use of—or our, I guess, application of what we call hazardous substances, and a lot of them, of course, aren't hazardous substances at all because the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) makes sure of that. In this country we find that we're a very small market but they're a very important part of what we do as a very small market in that we're food producers. We use all sorts of products to produce that food. We're large-animal users in New Zealand for various reasons, and, of course, a lot of these substances apply to animals. I guess if you take it to the extreme a lot of these sort of products apply to humans as well, but not necessarily through the EPA or hazardous substances and new organisms (HSNO).