But it has also got a very commercial role, as well, because what you're starting to see in a lot of intellectual property (IP) arrangements now is that there will be a cost per use of that IP, rather than just purchase of the IP in the initial stage. So we want to make sure that this bill is reflective of what the sector sees as the rules that they want to see progress in that part of the equation. So, you know, rather than in the past where, traditionally, IP has been a one-off payment and then you've got the use of something, now there is much more of a trend towards clipping the ticket on every use of that IP. So I'd be interested to see how that relates to the rules in this, as well. 