Now, let's just spell out what this actually means. It means if you're one of those people who's involved in developing new plant varieties to export and trade with our friends around the world to generate wealth, to provide for your farms and your firms, for you friends and your family, if you're one of those people engaging in that sort of productive, entrepreneurial activity, then good on you, but first you may have to check in with the Māori Plant Varieties Committee and see if you can get permissions, see if you can proceed. A lot of people might ask, "Why?" Why has the Government chosen to concatenate this very noble piece of legislation that allows New Zealanders to trade with others around the world with this new obligation—this new tax, one might say—on the ability to innovate and create new plant varieties and become wealthier as a country? Why have they done that?