I listened to a number of the submissions on this bill and I thought that some of them were very good submissions on wellbeing, and I guess the thing that I wondered was how it actually fits into the Public Finance Act and how some of those submissions fitted with what this bill is designed to achieve. One of the submissions I particularly enjoyed, and the first thing is it was a submission from Marilyn Waring, who talked at length on issues of wellbeing in New Zealand. It's been, of course, a lifelong—I suppose you could almost say—love for her and a thing that she's concentrated on, and she had an opportunity in this bill to put her point very strongly. But, under this bill, in the first part of the bill, the Government's required to report annually on its wellbeing objectives in the Budget. One would imagine that, for this to mean anything, we'd be provided with comparisons or with a form of measuring those wellbeing objectives, and I have yet to see any proof that that's going to be given to us in a form that is easy for the public to understand and is usable. 