But just on the topic of this bill, there are some stats in this industry which somewhat stagger me, and that's the size of the industry in New Zealand, or the scale of this thing. Some $2.3 billion—or in excess of $2.3 billion—worth of products are traded in New Zealand on the basis of what we call a dietary supplement, which I think's staggering, but the other staggering figure is it's grown by 10 percent a year for the last six or seven years. So it's quite an interesting industry, and one, I think, that obviously is going to grow significantly more. Whether we like it or not, when you're dealing with products like bee venom, there's clearly a need for some regulation or some legislation that controls that. I think also, from the New Zealand perspective, it's got great potential as an export industry, and we've heard talk of things like deer velvet and those types of product, which are clearly worth a lot of money to New Zealand, and definitely need to be protected in the world market. 