One of the other interesting things in the bill is that it does provide for more regular reviews of the regime—every four to five years, recognising that this bill was introduced last year, that it had been preceded by quite a large degree of consultation and various reports, and also that the bill, in terms of Goodman Fielder, provides for an additional 50 million litres in terms of its entitlement to regulated milk. That's quite important, because Goodman Fielder made it quite clear that the current cap of 250 million litres of supply had been reducing its ability to compete in the market, and it also recognises, really, that it would've been prohibitive in terms of being very costly for Goodman Fielder to set up its own milk supply, transport, and processing network to duplicate that that Fonterra has.