With regard to the bill, it has some very specific issues that it deals with. One is to deal with this issue of intellectual property, and this is essentially what this bill is about. It is a piece of intellectual property, and I've got to say that this is an area that I find that the Minister has not focused on sufficiently, particularly in the area of commercial intellectual property. This is just the question of plant IP: how we protect that which has been developed or is native or indigenous to New Zealand. What it does, like with music IP or whatever it might be, is it extends the term of protection for woody plants to 25 years and for all other plants, basically, for 20 years. There is a special carve-out for potatoes—