I think that we will be at the mercy, I guess, of the experts in the sector when they come in front of Parliament in the select committee to give their views on this legislation. Until we have that, many in this House won't be able to make too much judgment on the efficacy of this legislation in front of us. We understand what the Government is doing here; we're taking them at their word, you could say, in the sense of where it's going and the international obligations that they're trying to achieve here. We do have serious concerns around their Māori advisory committee. It's important that we take into account Māori views, but it's also important that we also have the flexibility in that arrangement so that there is that commercial rigour and desire to grow and that that is not stifled in any way by attempts to take ownership in a different way, when we're talking about ownership of that intellectual property.