So the transaction cost of that was actually the petrol in the car and the cost of the car to drive to Auckland and the cost of bringing it back. Ironically, that member had to borrow money to drive home, because he didn't have any. But if that was a legal transaction, there would have been a considerable amount of additional cost: the cost of legally sending that money to Auckland. There would have been a considerable amount of cost in that—all sorts of interchange fees, coming back, the distribution of the—as it was illegal—substance. If that had been a legal substance, people would have gone to the dairy, people would have gone to various retail outlets, and each time there would have been an added cost to all of those transactions. So you can imagine how much more money would have been generated, how much more money would have needed to be generated, to actually allow those transactions to take place.