Look, I think we all need to take a step back and consider three questions about what limited partnerships are, and what they do, and who uses them. So this first question of what a limited partnership is. My colleagues, a limited partnership is a tax treatment. It's not an entity in itself. The reason why we have limited partnerships is to make the New Zealand landscape of structures available to heavy-duty corporate structuring in this country similar to jurisdictions overseas which use limited partnerships. We do have an entity called limited companies that are look-through for tax purposes, which is, essentially, what a limited partnership is. It is also look-through for tax purposes. The reason why we use limited partnerships is to allow international investors to look at our entities and see what they're used to overseas in jurisdictions like Hong Kong and the United States. This is heavy-duty corporate structuring that your average mum and dad would never use, because you need to register a limited partnership, a general partner company, and then any other investors who might want to line up to be investors in that limited partnership also need entities. 