I completely understand the desire to have an infringement regime, to not always have to pursue everything through the courts-based system, but, unfortunately, financial inequality, income inequality, wealth inequality are quite significant in Aotearoa New Zealand, as much as we would like it not to be the case, and there are a whole number of policies that we could pursue to have a more equal society, which would be better for all of us. But the state that we're in right now is that for some people a $100 infringement fine is catastrophic for them. And then there's other people for whom a $10,000 fine would be nothing at all—you know, people who have tens of millions in wealth who really, for them, they could take a calculated risk and think, "Oh, if I have to pay an infringement fee, it's worth it, because I really want to go to Wānaka to go skiing.", or whatever it is. There are people of enormous financial means in this country and, for them, an infringement fee of hundreds of dollars means nothing at all. 