We are—I think I'll just deal with the GST, and this is the deal with the roaming fees. This means that if you now are in New Zealand—and when we eventually get these borders open again—and you travel to Australia, you're going to end up paying GST on your roaming costs when you're reporting back to New Zealand. That means that for most New Zealand business people and also for people travelling on holiday it is now going to be a bill that's imposed on them. Now, the revenue expectation out of that is about $6m; the cost, we understand—conservatively, I suggest—is about a million dollars for the telcos to put that system in place. It is such a small amount of money in the scheme of when we take in about $85 billion of tax a year, and $5 million is spent like chump change every day. Just to put it in context: this country borrows about $115 million every day, and here we are, we've got a piece of legislation saying that we've got to collect the GST on that and make about $5 million and put the inconvenience of every New Zealander, who, if they're going to travel, the most likely place they're going to go to is Australia—I think that is a pretty weird sort of imposition. It is one that has been delayed, and only this Government has sought to put it through.