It's not, of course, just the $143 million that we're talking about here; we're talking about the safety of New Zealanders at work, which is a very important thing, so that people know when they go off to work they've got a good chance of coming back to their families and not being injured, not being hurt, not being poisoned, or having to deal with hazardous substances. It's not just accidents, but workplace injuries, and it's not, of course, just the cost of WorkSafe. This has been in relation to enormous regulations that have gone across the community, which have a very big impact on the cost of everything that we do in New Zealand, whether it's building a house or building a road, which the Minister should know a lot about, which improves safety for motorists, such as the magnificent expressways through Waikato, for example, which have finally been completed—much safer roads. 