So despite the reduced market share in Fonterra, it still is a pretty significant power, and I don't think that we should ever back away or be frightened of and ashamed of the fact that 80 percent of the cooperative of New Zealand dairy farmers want to supply that cooperative. Our competitors are out in the world, and we have to stick together and we have to have some sort of global scale. I think this bill is a really good move in just taking some of the tensions away around that open entry. But long may Fonterra continue to be a really solid, large, main player in New Zealand—something that we can all be proud of. It's been a real pleasure to speak on the second reading of this bill tonight, and I look forward to the committee stage and the third reading later on. Thank you.