ALASTAIR SCOTT: Well, no this is about the purchasing side—this is about the purchasing; registration of the purchaser. I've spoken about the registration of the adviser; this is the ridiculous idea of registering someone who wants to buy something. I don't even need to say any more, it's such a ridiculous idea. Why would you want to or need to register someone who's going to buy a piece of wood down at Mitre 10? Buy a log, buy a sheep, buy a cow; why don't we register everyone who wants to buy something? This is a scary, lefty, sort of—