The other thing I would say is that the member Todd McClay talked about Australia. What I can say happened in Australia is that the Australians actually withdrew all their subsidies, and they lost 97 percent of their film industry. We do not want to be in that position in any way, shape, or form, but we didn't grant them an extra $100 million. Keep in mind they were eligible for 20 percent. They were eligible for another 5 percent if they met a whole lot of terms and conditions, which they did. But in terms of when they started filming, when the memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed—the MOU was announced on 16 April this year by myself. I wasn't part of the negotiation team, but I just think that this is a fantastic opportunity to not only showcase the best of New Zealand but also build a really innovative film industry in this country, provide a level of certainty to those who work in the country, and also prove to the global film sector that we can make the very best in the world. I think from all of those perspectives, it's been hugely successful. 