So I meet and hear with Zespri and T&G Global, who presented, I thought, a compelling case but not a case so compelling that it was immediately obvious that the balance that the previous review and the select committee had found was not the best balance right now. Certainly, also the Gao v Zespri Group case. I mean, evidence has been presented to me that again, how the law is now described is the best outcome. I'll read out that paragraph just for the benefit of the House in the letter that I've provided to the honourable member. The authorising issue, which is the one that Hon Judith Collins has raised, I have stated clearly I don't see the need for any changes here. If an unauthorised act takes place in New Zealand, there is clear ground for infringement proceedings to be commenced. If an unauthorised act takes place outside New Zealand, then this is outside the jurisdiction of the New Zealand plant variety rights regime, as set out in the Court of Appeals decision in the Gao v Zespri Group case.