So we're very disappointed that the Government is bringing in these measures. I don't think there's too much need to say an awful lot more. We want to see it go to a select committee so that some of the foible of it can be exposed as it is discussed by those who submit to that committee. It's only a very short time—incredibly short time—but, as we've learnt, it's an unusual thing for any bill under this circumstance to go to a select committee. So what I would say is that we will support it to that select committee, but with very severe reservations and deep concern that at the one time when New Zealand might have been wanting to make it a little easier for some companies to bring in—some companies. Remember, when we say "companies", for some employers—some places of New Zealanders' work—to be able to get the capital to maintain those jobs and to maintain the trade that goes from the productive output of those jobs could've been made a little bit easier. This does not do what the bill claims in its purpose to do. 