Finally, on the electoral law reforms, I think the question was: what funds had been directly apportioned and where? Mr Goldsmith, do feel free to correct me if I've got that question wrong. There are a couple of things that we're doing with respect to electoral reform and the independent review. As the member has mentioned, we're looking at the changes to the donation rule, which I've already announced. We're looking at the cost implications of the Māori electoral option and the eligibility of Māori voters and the impact of these changes to them. First, there was $1.64 million appropriated to Vote Justice for policy resource, public engagement, and specialist expertise to look at electoral changes before the 2023 general election. I can assure this committee that I'm confident in the work that has been done. I think that was the direct question of the member. I am confident with their work, and we've seen and will continue to see that work produced to the select committee and subsequently to the House.