The third thing I'd like to talk about is that businesses don't have the luxury of changing the law—they don't have the luxury of changing the law. We don't have vineyards who can legislate that vines don't need pruning. We are not in a position for legislation to be passed that cows have got to milk themselves. The whole type of approach around this is that businesses have had to deal with the framework that the Government has dealt to them. Yet when we get to a Government entity like this, the Government again says, "We're going to legislate. We're going to make a one-off change just for one particular sector." Yet all the other businesses, the 350,000 active businesses in New Zealand—"Hey presto. Don't you worry about it. You just get on and operate and pay people more."