We know there are a number of different ways to do it, but some of the risks that have been identified in developing this legislation have already been covered this evening, so I won't cover them again. But what was interesting from the Government's own regulatory impact assessment was something I'd like to describe here. It said that it does identify a risk of implementation: that the proposals need to be implemented in a way that does not precipitate or exacerbate the very financial problems they're designed to safeguard against. In other words, scaring the horses, those New Zealand - based or international investors who we depend on to keep the gas flowing, to keep the lights on this winter in fact—actually scaring them, so they decide that they would rather pack up, leave New Zealand, and take their chances in the courts, because that is a very, very real risk.