Hon STUART NASH: OK. Thank you. So what we want to do with procurement is actually be a little bit more targeted to ensure that all our communities actually benefit from Government procurement. A classic case is—you know, this is a hypothetical case, but it goes to the point—for example, if the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment went out and said, "We want to do a national catering contract.", then there would be very few businesses that would have the ability to actually take on board a national catering contract. But if we chunk it down into the regions, then what we do is we empower a whole lot of SMEs to actually get involved in Government procurement and be part of the whole system, which will allow us again to empower SMEs, empower regions, and drive growth in a way that has benefits over and above the pure cost one. As mentioned, just because it's the cheapest, it doesn't necessarily mean it's the best.