The global, high-value, inter-bank payment system for the New Zealand foreign exchange market—again, of course, a little bit broader, this is the money that overnight were moving in their millions, those money traders who wake up at 3 o'clock in the morning to check their phones, to check everything else, to see how things are moving. But, most importantly, is that it does keep moving. Everyone has faith. This, again, was exposed to New Zealand to a certain extent. We heard from the submitters that people started to look at New Zealand and say, "Well, actually, you actually don't have the necessary safeguards here. We're going to be sending billions, millions, of dollars to New Zealand." And the New Zealand currency, I think at one stage, was the 10th most traded currency in the world. While we might be a small country, I do remember being in New York looking at The New York Times thinking—oh, sorry, it was The Wall Street Journal, thinking there won't be much mention of New Zealand in here. And here it was, a picture of the New Zealand dollar, talking about it, because, again, the New Zealand dollar came out to a large number of trusts set up in New Zealand, money was moving through here. So we actually do need to ensure that we have that for that international exchange.