Competition is so tough in our field that reducing costs became a necessity. We didn't really want to move the operation, but in the end we had to get our wage bill under control. Moving to Hungary has been a great success. The people are highly skilled, hard-working and very productive. The salary bill is about half what it was, but it is creeping up. I guess that's inevitable with developing economies. People want more money to buy more expensive things. We'd heard so many people say how stress-free life was in Australia, that we decided to take the plunge and move out here. And what they say is true. The people are relaxed, the sun shines and it's easy to get around. I say easy, but actually any trip becomes a major expedition. Australians will drive two hours to visit some friends without giving it a second thought. So we don't go out as much as we used to. When we do there are lots of things to do, it's not the cultural desert that people in Europe make out it is. Basically, it was just a lack of space. Our business was growing and we couldn't keep the level of stock that the orders demanded. We’ve now got more than enough.I just hope business stays buoyant. It has made delivery a little more expensive because we’re not as central as we were, most of our customers are in the London area. But you can't have it both ways. On the other hand, our suppliers probably find it easier to get stock to us, so I suppose the move has benefited them.