Now, my colleague and chair of the select committee, Jamie Strange, commented—and then earlier we had the Hon Todd McClay, who's also a member of our select committee, who was obviously talking around the fact this piece of legislation is around disclosure, but this piece of legislation wasn't necessarily about any actions or companies having to do anything. Now, when I heard that comment, it got me thinking that back in—I think it was the early 1990s when the fair trade brand, the fair trade empire, came into existence, and suddenly it changed the way that people shopped. Suddenly it changed the way people purchased and went about their very lives, not because a company had to tell anyone what they were doing but because people then sought out, wanted to obviously support fair trade initiatives. So that's become a global brand where people are making decisions because they are informed, and this piece of legislation is around informing people. 