The other thing that Michael Woodhouse said in his comments then was he said that tax planning will return to this country. If he thinks that tax planning ever went away then he's sadly mistaken. And he referred to how trusts were diminished as a result of tax changes. Actually, trusts were diminished in this country as a result of changes that were introduced because of the Panama Papers scandals and the fact that people were hiding their wealth inside trusts and those trusts had no look-through provisions and you couldn't see what was going on inside those. And credit to the previous National Government, because they changed the law on this one, and the vast majority of those trusts vanished in under a week because people who had that wealth and who were hiding that wealth—the moment there was some transparency, those particular tools lost their flavour and they disappeared. Now, that was a good thing. That wasn't a change of tax law; that was a change in transparency law so that people could actually see what was going on there.