Now, I want to go to the particular principle of this about double taxation or double non-taxation. Firstly, the Minister mentions the OECD. Well, frankly, we are the exemplar of good goods and services tax legislation, not necessarily the countries that make up the OECD. In respect of the double taxation or double non-taxation, the solution to that—if indeed there is double non-taxation, and I'm not even sure that there is that—is that if an overseas person comes to New Zealand and their roaming devices hook in to Spark or 2degrees or whoever their agent overseas' partner is here in New Zealand, then they are consuming a service onshore in New Zealand for which the fee should have GST added to it, in the same way that when they arrive in New Zealand and they go to a cafe and they buy a meal that they would have bought at home had they been at home, there's still GST on that. 