So the letter from the Minister is absolutely on all fours with this. And section 131 of the Companies Act itself sets out situations when the company can properly act in the interests of other parties. Here's an interesting fact: if the company is a subsidiary owned 51 percent or more by another party, it can act in the interests of its holding company. Now, that's not a million miles from a situation where the holding company is the people of New Zealand. Entirely appropriate to say, "Look, you're not simply a widely held company. You've got a majority shareholding and, of course, the majority shareholder wants to have a say."