The final point I'd make is an example of where the Government is working with companies in New Zealand and providing taxpayer support around innovation and R & D, which is a good thing. In this case, it's in the kiwifruit sector where much of the kiwifruit that comes to market and new variants and so on is a collaboration between the sector and growers—Zespri, in this case—and the Government. Each side puts money in, and they produce a lot of this, which is dealt with by way of intellectual property. The challenge we have is that taxpayer funds are put into this, and therefore then the intellectual property is put aside for the use of the other party that's not the Government, and there are growers and others in New Zealand that might want access to some of this product—or innovation, I suppose—that is not being used and may never be used, but others may want to do so for the betterment of the economy of New Zealand. And there's an example, for instance, of kiwi berries, but many, many others that are not on the level of production they should be. So I'm asking the Minister whether these changes will have an impact upon that in as far as—