The final point I'd make is that we're at a time now where there will be many businesses across the country that are shaky—in fact, could be about to fall over and New Zealanders are about to lose their jobs. There will be examples where there will be people around the world prepared to invest in those companies and put some money into those companies because they think they're fundamentally good businesses, they need to get through a very difficult spell where they haven't been able to sell any products, get any revenue, and they just need some capital injection to get through the next couple of months. If we make that too difficult because of these laws—this one and the previous one—then we could be costing more jobs. We've had a Budget where tens, indeed hundreds, of billions of dollars have been thrown at the task of trying to save jobs and help the New Zealand economy. If we're passing legislation that goes in the opposite direction, that would be, obviously, highly counter-productive.