If we take the America's Cup at the moment and a company that has a lot of innovation around intellectual property, which is Southern Spars—would not exist without the America's Cup having been here. One of the larger players in the world is certainly much more dominant than any other player in New Zealand—well, I'd like to hear from them to see whether they think that, number one, this is a challenge or a problem; number two, whether they think there is or there isn't adequate protection; and, finally, whether this weakens their ability to attract investment to grow their part of the market in New Zealand. When it comes to a lot of things around intellectual property, we don't start with a level playing field compared to Australia—I mean, there aren't many other countries. We can be innovators if we want. We can do all sorts of things and talk about how wonderful New Zealand is, but, ultimately, it is the business environment that attracts investment, and if it makes it harder, it must be considered.