Now, look, we need to go back and look at the Companies Act. What the Act says is that a director must act in the best interests of a company. What does that mean? Does it mean they've got to improve profits at all costs or does it mean that they can be a responsible citizen, look after their communities, look after their environment, look after their people, and at the same time run a profitable business? Well, it's not hard, is it? The days of the neo-liberal "money at all costs" are gone. The sun has set, thank goodness for that. We now expect all of our corporate citizens to act responsibly.