That's the third problem—that the goals are set by New Zealand as if we are totally isolated from the global economy and climate. It says that New Zealand agriculture and New Zealand business and New Zealand transport and energy must reach certain goals set in legislation, regardless of what the rest of the world does. So they are happy to say that if the rest of the world decides not to meet these targets, New Zealand should destroy its economy and the way of life of its people to reach these targets that nobody else is seeking, and, therefore, New Zealand has no impact. That is why we oppose it, and those are the three things that are wrong with it. 