Not only that; the environment will suffer—they are out of there—and that is what happened in the case of Tamarind. What happened with Tamarind was that someone else took on the endgame and those people did not have the cash at hand and maybe they didn't even have the will to actually clean up, and guess who ended up paying for that? Actually, it's not the Government, as is suggested when we want to sanitise these things; it's the taxpayer. It's the very people that Simon Court has described. Those are the people who actually go to the polytech and work in small industries and work in industry. Those are the people who end up paying their hard-earned dollars to clean up after a multinational who has made a massive amount of money and skipped, and that is totally unacceptable. 