CHRIS BISHOP: Yeah, well, Mr Seymour always talks about cheese rolls. I prefer to think of Dunedin as the home of the Dunedin Sound, as the Minister of Finance, I know, will appreciate. But I've been pondering the question of regional targeting and I think, on balance, the Government has probably got it right in that it's very difficult just because of the way businesses work in New Zealand and people coming in from different parts of the country and selling to various different other parts and customers in different parts and workers in different parts. I think would be very difficult and would lead to, you know, real questions on the margins and probably questions from the Opposition around why some people were included and some other people weren't, and in the spirit of good faith and the bonhomie that is affecting the House at the moment, I strongly suspect that would be the case. So I suspect that is probably the right decision. 