New Zealand—it's no accident that we do measure very highly on all international surveys on honesty, on integrity, and on corruption. These things don't come by accident. Actually, I don't always stand and disagree with my colleagues here, but I think we need to be very careful when we do compare ourselves with Australia. They might look like us, they might sound like us, but anyone who's sat on boards or done a lot of business with the Australians would know they're quite different from us. And even though the behaviour that was exposed during the Australian royal commission was at a level that we would like to think we don't see here, there's certainly been hints of it over here. So that's why legislation like this is very good. So I would caution those that would start to compare ourselves too closely with Australia, and just know that they can be quite different people governed by different cultures and different rules, and, of course, they are different states very much.