So let's turn to the provisions of what those regulations would involve New Zealand On Air doing. So, basically, they're going to have to collect data on television ratings, online view clicks or counts, radio ratings, other viewership tracking data, and a breakdown of the associated costs for the programming funded. All of this information would be available anyway. You may have to pay for it, OK, but it's already there. That data is available to those who wish to purchase it. So why would New Zealand On Air need to pull that information together if not for a pointless bureaucratic accountability compliance-focused exercise that would add nothing to the quality of broadcasting in New Zealand. It will do nothing to increase the hours of programme content that it produced—in fact, it could do the absolute opposite of that—and it will result in them spending more money on producing more reports and more paperwork and less money doing their core job of producing quality New Zealand content.