Similarly at New Zealand Steel, same sorts of issues, and at O-I Glass in South Auckland—same sorts of issues. Our cement works in Northland, the aluminium smelter at Bluff, and fertiliser companies around the country. And then, perhaps most scary, when we start talking about carbon reducing legislation such as this that is proposed under this emissions trading scheme bill, is the impact, potentially, on the New Zealand Refining Company at Marsden Point. I had an opportunity to visit there during the summer recess and hear some of the particular issues that they have. I was reminded that, until the mid-1960s, New Zealand imported refined fuel from overseas, and that we didn't do our own—we actually imported it ourselves. And the real risk is that, if we aren't careful, and if we haven't got these measures right in this piece of legislation, the potential commercial ramifications for businesses like the New Zealand Refining Company are potentially devastating.