Actually, what the gaming industry have done—and I take them at their word on this because they're experts. Their vested interest is they are already doing this work. They are already creating jobs in New Zealand, income for New Zealanders as a result of this, but they're saying that international film studios and others are less likely to license or make available their software and other IP as a result of these changes because they look around the world, they look at where they have certainty, and New Zealand may no longer have certainty. The United States retains the legislation with a carve-out, a safeguard, for IP. The UK does; so does the European Union. 