The point that we're making here is—and I agree with him—too much red tape, bureaucracy, is a cost. His Government is bringing this forward and saying to the private sector that they must do this, but there are entities that are the same, and if they are covered by the scope of $1 billion or the $60 million—everything else that's in here—then they too should have to comply. If a Minister wants them to go further, they get to instruct them to do that. Although, in the case of the New Zealand Superannuation Fund or ACC, there is some direction, but there is independence when it comes to investment, unless a law is passed in this Parliament. They get to decide what the investment is. If the Government doesn't like the way they're investing, they can change the board, but they don't get to sit there and decide upon every single investment. They can ask them to do levels of reporting, I suppose, or bear things in mind each year, but, actually, they don't get to do it by statute—and this is statute.