Do you know one of the regulations that was passed, actually? It says down in the South Island that, actually, every year an office has to have its entrance checked by the council to decide if it's safe—even ones where the public can't come in—at a cost of at least $1,000. Now, that might be a well-meaning regulation but if it costs every business $1,000 for somebody to show up and check under that regulation if it's safe for the public to come to a place where the public is not allowed to come into, it's bad, bad regulation. This piece of legislation would solve that. 