Now, going on to the submission and to the points that I wanted to go into in a little bit more detail. That was the board, the Auckland Regional Amenities Funding Board, which of course is the one that disperses the levy from the council. Now, they said, "Amendments made to the Charities Act that came into force in 2015 resulted in the specified amenities having to produce financial statements, according to both the New Zealand International Financial Reporting Standards and GAAP." So that was a little bit unfair because these organisations—already not-for-profit, generally already struggling with compliance—had to then comply with these two completely different and often conflicting standards as well. And this, as they've said, places unnecessary burden and cost on those specified amenities.