What happens is that businesses will then adjust and modify and reconfigure their businesses to accommodate those increased costs. So what they might do, for instance, is put up their prices and it will be consumers, end users, who end up paying the price for this well-intentioned but costly, feel-good piece of legislation. Then what they might also do is they might reconfigure their business into a way that means that their costs of employing people are actually less. And by that I mean they will employ fewer people. 