We have, in the National Party, not seen this bill until really, effectively, now, and we have not been able to go through it as a caucus yet to consider the ramifications of it all. So we have decided, because we are aware of the concerns that will be out in the community about a fire sale of some of the big New Zealand assets where the Government's interventions may, in fact, have harmed those assets, that we do need to consider whether or not something of this bill can actually be saved in select committee. We are assured by the fact that it is going to a select committee, which is better than no select committee, unlike some legislation these days, just passed recently—in fact, yesterday—and what I would like to say is that in the select committee, we're going to be asking some very hard questions around the fact that there seems to be no limit, no threshold, where there is this intervention. 