From ACT's point of view, the bill simply addresses another layer of bureaucracy, imposes costs and all, while the Climate Commission is also coming up with its final recommendations. So how does this all fit together? It won't reduce climate emissions. It will increase the amount of reporting. Think about all the wasted paper and trees that's going to occur for a bill that won't do anything. SkyCity Entertainment, as an example, suggests that to do this high-level report, they've had an indicative cost of around $1 million that they believe could be spent on sustainability issues. And, as importantly, it could also affect loans to farmers and horticultural players across the agritech sector because the banks will not lend in the normal fashion to these organisations.