But I think, also, in time, people will want to look for the bill, and they'll go looking for the bill—the few who actually know how to navigate their way around Parliament and Parliament's website—and they'll be looking for a bill that talks about "capital gains tax" or "brightline test", or whatever. It simply won't be there. And I think, Minister, you've had time—you've obviously been working on this Supplementary Order Paper for some time. This is a long document; it's had a lot of forethought put into it. To slap it down on the day of this and to put this through urgency, I think, doesn't do you any justice as a Minister, and I think we do need to reflect on the title—and certainly the commencement period, as we've noted before—but there is just a sense of injustice with this bill, which I think, as I've said before, many New Zealanders are going to feel very, very angry about it.