So just imagine, you've decided to set up a new early education provider in a community, you've got your licence because, thank goodness, the Minister has decided that you deserve it and there is enough room. And so you go, "OK, good. I'm going to start. I'm going to invest a million dollars setting this up in order to provide a good offering to the community." And then, halfway through, "I've got all these loans, I've figured it out, it's going to work, you know, it's quite a complex exercise—I've figured it all out." And then, halfway through, the Minister may impose new conditions. He might say that you need to do "x", "y", or "z". What an impossible situation. Willie Jackson wouldn't put up with that in any way, shape, or form in many of his operations—there's no way he'd put up with it. They may amend or revoke any existing conditions. They might say, "No, you can't do it this way. We're going to do it this way." And what a hopeless position to be in.