Global roaming services is an overseas service by a New Zealander who is overseas and a service that is overseas. There is no way in principle that that should be subject to New Zealand's GST regime. When we get off the plane in Australia—and eventually, I hope, we'll be able to do that—we automatically hook into the domestic provider, TelstraClear or whoever it is in Australia. The bill may come through on our local service, but they are the pass-through agents for an overseas supplier to a New Zealander overseas, and there should be no GST applied to that. This is not a good change, and by the Minister's own admission and as mentioned by Mr Bayly, it's only going to generate about $6 million of revenue. What the telcos here in New Zealand told us was that that pales in comparison to the amount of money they need to invest in their own systems in order to apply a GST regime that, frankly, shouldn't be there in the first place.