This is a blunt instrument. This is the same as GST on KiwiSaver. It's a blunt instrument, and the parallels are very similar—the parallels of saying sorry and saying you got it wrong, and finding a solution are very similar as well. That's all the Minister has to do today—stand up and say, "I'm sorry. I did what the leader told me, but things have changed in the Labour Party and I'm willing to stand up for what's right now. And I recognise there will be people out there that demand compensation, and in all good conscience I can't carry through with this legislation. So I respectfully ask that it be withdrawn from the House." That's what the Minister could do, and he's had leadership in the Labour Party in the last couple of weeks of how to do that. We saw leadership from David Parker today around how to do that, as well. So the parallels are quite striking. The Minister will, as I said, trot out that excuse.