The problem with that is that the people who are trying to make a living in the sector look at that and say, "Oh, well, we don't know what's coming down the road next, and will this Government abuse that power?" They look across to Megan Woods. They look at Megan Woods, and they look at Kelvin Davis, and they think of Phil Twyford, and they look at Jacinda Ardern, and they think about the possibility of another UN speech coming up, and they worry—and they worry. They think of Judith Collins and—not Judith Collins. They think of Jacinda Ardern, and they think of a UN speech coming up, and they're worried that she might do something else that will have a massive impact on their livelihood and their ability to make a living and create jobs and provide for their families and for the communities' families.