So it's the cavalier way in which the Government chops off arms of our economy that worries us, but, secondly, it's the capricious way in which they make their decision making and announce it on the basis of no independent analysis. It's that uncertainty around decision making that has that inhibiting effect on investment, because, ultimately, how do we make the economy more productive? It comes back to private sector investment as one of the great drivers of productivity increases. You only get improved productivity if people are prepared to invest, but who would feel confident to invest in a sector like this when, at any given moment, Megan Woods can hove into view and bring new regulation into place and change the rules and pull the carpet out from underneath you? That concern is what we're worried about, and I can very much sympathise with the industry on that score. 