That is why we oppose this bill, because we will not support legislation that, essentially, fails a regulatory impact assessment and doesn't meet the ACT Party's test for what is good public policy, and we stand by that. However, it is disappointing that the Government, with all of its numbers and with all of its professors and with all of its doctors and with all of its people from Taranaki that we've heard from tonight couldn't find it in the bottom of their hearts to actually vote for amendments that made the bill better. They preferred to continue along the path that they had chosen. 