But when and if it does—and there's a possibility it may become the currency of the future. Who knows? But if it does, to have the trust that countries will be able to have confidence in to start moving the money around the globe, there will need to be a financial market infrastructures bill like this, because what this bill is doing is actually putting us in line with other international markets so that when we go off to our EFTPOS machine or when we settle a mortgage tomorrow, or on the Friday, which is the traditional settlement day for mortgages—many will be settling this Friday. It's a matter that the lawyers have got to have confidence in, and the agents, the vendors, and the buyers have all got to have confidence that when they sign that bit of paper, all this money that's going to shoot around the globe—it may be international. It could be someone in Scotland buying a house in Wadestown and competing with me, and I hope the British pound weakens so he doesn't have the ability to do so. 