I think one of the things that concerns me about the result of this bill and where it gets to—there's a couple of things that concern me and I'll get on to them. One of the things that concerns me is the more we regulate the labour industry, the more we stick to the regulations. I think that's a real challenge for this whole sector in New Zealand, because if we impose regulation and legislation on industry, employers, and employees, then those regulations are going to become more and more stuck to and more and more rigid, and there'll be no tolerance left in the business—and I think the point's been made a couple of times tonight already. A lot of the business of employing people and working with employees relates to tolerance and the ability to let people get on with their own lives and make sure they make the best of it. As I said a minute ago, the more we regulate and legislate, the more likely we are to stick to those legislative parameters and cause some problems.