The second issue is that it's not actually going to help, because this country now has two contradictory and conflicting climate policies. One is the emissions trading scheme, which now, thanks to legislation last year, has a cap setting the total amount of carbon emissions that New Zealanders are allowed to make. Number two is what was announced today, which tries to micro-manage which technologies and which sectors and which processes people can use. That micro-management means that if somebody buys a different car because the Government told them to or plants a different tree because the Government told them to, they merely free up carbon credits which, under the cap, allow someone else to use carbon emissions for something else. So there's actually no improvement from these unreliable forecasts into what the future should look like. It's the same reason that centrally planned economies failed throughout the 20th century. It's as though we've learnt nothing.