Of course, the major change to this, as has been traversed, is the repeal or almost total repeal of the open entry provision that meant Fonterra was compelled to take any milk offered to it, which—at the time, with 97 percent supply, we needed pro-competition; we needed other companies to come in and sharpen Fonterra's pencil, make sure that it was competing effectively and wasn't just a big, lazy monopoly, and to the most part they've done that. There's been some great companies get off the ground, some—to my chagrin and New Zealand First's chagrin, probably—with foreign ownership involved, but also the likes of Open Country Dairy, that are New Zealand-owned through the Talley's, have grown and kept Fonterra honest.