And so by preventing the erosion of those intellectual property rights, we're actually saying that, overall, in time, society, the economy, the market, the community will be better off for that. Again, a 12-month transition period applies, according to the bill, and the select committee's commentary and, indeed, the legislative statement, which I've already acknowledged, states that the reason for this is to allow those who will be affected by the repeal to come to agreement, to make adjustments that are necessary, and so forth. And it's expected that the Commerce Commission, which is, of course, our public body that monitors such things—and, indeed, it does more than merely monitor; it actually actively intervenes at times—just at the risk of going into the next area that I wanted to talk to, the idea there is that they'll be able to produce or amend existing guidelines so that interested parties can understand the effect of the repeals and adjust themselves accordingly.