It creates uncertainty. Anybody that understands the way the world works will know that you don't get investment if there is uncertainty—a huge amount of uncertainty. Well, you get less investment where there is uncertainty—a whole lot of things that you can't control. You can't control, unfortunately, the rampant inflation that we're having to deal with as a country. Governments can have an influence over that by the way that they spend, and the quality that they spend, and the quality of the monetary policy, and all those sorts of things. But one thing you can control is Government regulatory risk. And what's being introduced here is greater regulatory risk because, explicitly, the Minister may, at any time, impose new conditions, or amend or remove existing conditions. And so that, naturally, will frighten a lot of people off and make them less likely to invest.