In modern times, it is the expectation of most citizens, quite rightly, that they should be able to go to a website and access regulations in the same way that they can access legislation—in that they can go online and see what the law is. And this has very real effects, and an example that I'm familiar with is when Fonterra had an incident with infected whey protein—or alleged problems with whey protein. A significant investigation was done by the Government of the time, and what was revealed was that there was actually a lack of clarity not only in businesses within New Zealand's dairy industry but actually from officials themselves about what regulations were in place and what they required. That was because they weren't updated and regularly accessible in one place, and that is very important.