Here's another guarantee: 10 percent of that workforce, or 1,000 workers, will be approached by union officials, who will get them to sign a paper, and restaurants and bars will be one of—probably not the first, but one of—the first that will have to go through these mandated union deals legislation, the so-called fair pay agreement. For the restaurants in downtown Auckland, who continue to struggle, there will be a decision about how much they have to pay and what they have to do when it comes to leave and whether or not, if there is a 10-minute rest break, the employer and the employee can reach agreement to take it now or take it later or finish 10 minutes early. Well, actually, under the Government, they won't allow that. The Government will make an announcement of what is happening for the whole country when it comes to the payment for those restaurants and those bars.