So we're saying to the private sector, to a bank or an insurance company, "You must do the following things because of climate change and to see the impact of climate change on your company—not your activities but on your investments and the liability, perhaps, or the effect it might have in the future." If it's good enough for them, why not the Superannuation Fund or ACC, because in the end, to the investor or the taxpayer, they are the same. If there is a requirement and if the Minister says he thinks that the private sector investors will ask more in the future of private companies in as far as climate change is concerned, well, I guess the New Zealand public doesn't get to do that as taxpayers unless the Government wants to. But the Government can only go so far, because this statute, this piece of legislation, won't apply. 