This removal of the open entry has been refined with a clause that we have seen that needs a little bit of work on drafting, because it is a little bit rough and ready at the moment, but I'm sure we'll get to that point where we'll get it into a nice concise clause. Essentially, what the Minister had talked about is that there are two parts to that clause as it is at the moment, and they look at the ongoing viability of the farm and also the land-use sustainability of that farm. So put together, that will be what we would be wishing to see in the clause when it comes to the House in the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP). That one phrase or one test that's got two limbs to it, you could say, would give a little bit of comfort to anybody that is an existing Fonterra supplier. That clause, as I understand it—and we have not got it in front of us in writing, apart from what I've got from the Minister's office—is, effectively, only applying to Fonterra suppliers. It does not apply to non-Fonterra suppliers—so that clause will only apply to them.