But it's actually a legal requirement to make sure that the revenue collected in levies matches and is not more than the costs incurred in providing the service. It's not like a general slush fund. It's not like a GST or an income tax. There were 16 of them for a reason, because each one of those levies incurred a different set of costs incurred by the Companies Office to manage the various registers that they did. There was nothing wrong with the framework. The framework was sound. It's the same as what we do in immigration. It's the same as what we do under the ACC legislation, biosecurity levies, aviation levies, energy resource levies—any number of levies that we could think of are legally required to be set up in exactly the same way as the 16 Companies Office levies were. What's the difference? Lazy Government, lazy Minister. 