The other problem we have with it is that it'll make New Zealand poorer. So if we're producing less, if we're exporting that production around the world, it'll mean that we here in New Zealand are earning less from what we produce, and that's being talked about in the context, this afternoon, of potentially 140,000 or 160,000 job losses. That was a point that Duncan Webb touched on when he talked about: why delay—why delay? Well, the argument, actually, Duncan Webb, is because we are in unprecedented economic circumstances—unprecedented economic circumstances—where Treasury project that we'll lose between 140,000 and 160,000 jobs around the world. 