In this circumstance, what is being envisaged by the bill is that a production that all been organised, been set in place, under rules that were clearly understood and established, now are being told, midway through, that the rules can change and it could be very different. And it's not just applying to new decisions, where companies are deciding, "OK, where are we going to do this? Are we going to do this in New Zealand? What's the situation here?" and they see the legislation in place and they know what they're doing and so they make a decision about that. And if the Minister is right that nobody is worried about this sort of stuff, well then they'll continue to invest in New Zealand.