I think that in terms of looking at this bill at the select committee, the first thing is making sure that its focus is very, very confined, because if it starts to impede businesses who are currently in trouble, and who need capital and can't get that capital other than going locally, then that's a real issue. This bill, actually—what it's done is hung out a shingle to many people from overseas to say "If you want to do it, even though you're going to be fast-tracked"—supposedly—"under this system, you will have to still go through quite a rigmarole.", at a time when New Zealand companies need that money quickly. So the focus will be around its purpose and scope. 