The other thing is having responsible workplace relations. The National Party wouldn't object to us saying, "We want you to get a good return on capital.", but they object to us saying, "We want you to have decent labour relations." What a load of old twaddle! This is an absolutely proper letter of expectation put out there transparently. In terms of directorships, of course, the shareholder will show an interest, and the idea that the company should feed directors to us that we then appoint so that they're in control of themselves, without regard to shareholder wishes, is another example of rubbish theory from Mr Woodhouse, who spoke just previously.