So a helpful solution to this is actually my proposed Supplementary Order Paper 36, which the Minister may like to consider, which would effectively provide an opportunity to achieve a prorating concept that would simply and easily be adopted. So I would like the Minister to give that some consideration and to give it some thought, because prorating and the issues around prorating are deeply significant. As I say, this is something that is already an issue, only exacerbated and made far worse and far more front of mind, particularly for small-business operators. Members on the Government side are very quick to cite large, sometimes internationally owned, corporates who actually can have the bandwidth—if I can put it that way—to accommodate these extra costs that are being foisted upon them. But it's the small-business operators who don't have that flexibility. They don't have the flexibility that the large businesses do. So I would commend my Supplementary Order Paper to the Minister and look forward to him and his party supporting it.