The question I want to turn to is relating to research and development—clauses 144 and, over the page, 145. As the Minister will know, the country spends about $4.5 billion on R & D in New Zealand, which, interestingly, compares with about $32 billion in Australia. I know it's a much bigger economy in Australia, but it just shows how we're just over 10 percent of what's spent in Australia. It is vitally important that we do spend money on R & D. Of course, that's why I think the announcement by the Minister responsible for research and development, the Hon Megan Woods, late last year that the Government's spend on R & D was going to be reshaped to have more regard for the cultural values of Māori was a very interesting announcement late last year that many people missed. Because, of course, R & D is about creating value, and it's important that we do make sure that certainly the Government's spend on R & D is very much focused towards creating new markets, etc.