The only point of reference that I make to the previous decision around the banning of oil and gas explanation is the link between the two is this bald assertion that we're so rich that we don't need to look for oil and gas, and somehow we're going to make a living in this country and we're going to maintain the high living standards that we all aspire to in order to provide for our families, but every few months we'll just chop off another limb of our economy, and everything will be fine. So oil and gas goes because we don't really like that. International education goes because we don't like that. We don't really like the farmers, so we'll give them the bum's rush. We don't like mining, so we'll do that. And somehow—somehow—we're going to still continue to make the living that we make.