I'm very privileged to have the wonderful portfolios of science, research and innovation, and technology, and what is really clear to me when meeting so many scientists—and we have scientists in New Zealand whom we should be very proud of, working away, and also in the technology and innovation area—is that whatever we think we're working on in this country, someone else in another country is probably working much harder with far more people with much more money going into it. So our people have to be able to work with absolute speed, and I think that's one of the concerns that we were alerted to by some submitters. It's certainly one that gives me some cause. Having spent now quite a lot of time with New Zealand scientists, it is just how fast they have to be, and if they're not fast, another country will have developed something, or somehow they've got hold of that technology or that innovation. 