The next issue is we actually need some submitters, and if we're going to hold it next week, even if we pass this bill tomorrow or late tonight, the officials will have to do the logistical issue of working out who they're going to go and hear from, provide those submitters with a copy of the bill—which, literally, has just come out today—and give them enough time for them to come down or to have a hearing sometime next week, and that presupposes that all those people are available next week to make submissions. Whilst that may be possible with our domestic advisers and all those people involved, one of the things I'd actually hoped we'd hear from is foreigners who are looking to invest in New Zealand, to hear their issues with this bill and their context around it, and whether it still works for them, because I think that's a real test. If we are to tighten up the rules, we need to make sure we don't do it in a way that people mistakenly take a view that this bill is actually anti - foreign investment. I think that is an important consideration. 