Of course, this all means quite significant things for investors, because I think one of the issues that's going to arise from this is that these larger entities may look to divest themselves of anything that potentially gives rise to risk. I think the issue that the Hon James Shaw was referring to, which was stranded assets—I think what we don't want to see is businesses deciding not to invest, for instance, in better processes to use coal in steelmaking as a way to reduce emissions over time, as there's a transition to other technologies. What we'll see and could possibly see is there's a general reluctance to look at anything that is perceived to have a significant climate change risk. I think if that leads to that outcome then that will be disappointing, because to migrate to new technologies takes time. I think if this bill cuts across that, then that's a lost opportunity. But anyway, National is supporting this bill and we look forward to seeing how it's put into place over time.