The other one is in regards to the intellectual property aspect. I'd draw the House's attention again to the letter that was sent to the Minister but was also sent to us around the intellectual property (IP) issue of safe havens. This letter is signed by the chief executive of the Screen Association, executive director of the New Zealand Writers Guild, the chief executive of the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association, and the executive director of the Screen Production Development Association. Basically, this letter says that they are very, very worried about the way that international firms will now regard New Zealand as a place to invest or to conduct business in because of the changes in the bill regarding the safe haven of intellectual property. Specifically, what it says is "We worry that these unnecessary legislative changes will discourage overseas film studios from licensing their intellectual property to New Zealand; secondly, it discourages international investment in the New Zealand film industry and discourages local film makers and writers from realising the true value of their creative products." It also talks about the video gaming industry.