ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Please! This is your Supplementary Order Paper (SOP), Minister—sorry, this is the Minister's SOP. I would dearly like—and it's a genuine question, right? I've got to suggest on the first blush—and I did read it through most of the dinner break trying to get to grips with what is the definition of an "intermediary"—you've set out there, there are certain exemptions for not being involved and deemed an intermediary, which obviously has a huge impact. It's quite clear that you're not distributing an advertisement. I'd presume if you're doing administration, you're not going to be captured under these rules. I presume if you're running a website on behalf of a bank, you're not going to be captured under these rules. But if you're managing the website and using it to gather revenue then you would. But it says expressly, "carrying on a prescribed occupation" or "carrying on a prescribed activity"—these are two exclusions. Surely the Minister must be able to give a couple of examples of each of those.