It is important to stop and acknowledge, of course, our charities and all of the volunteers and people that put in all of the heart and the soul and the blood, sweat, and tears, day in and day out. The previous speaker pointed out the numbers, and it's astounding. We've got 230,000 volunteers that keep our charities going here in New Zealand, and they do that work well. They do it expertly, they are experts in their sectors, they've been doing it for years and years. They work in domestic and sexual violence, in child poverty, in the arts and music, and we owe them a lot in our communities. But that work is made so much harder by all of the accounting and the red tape and all the admin that they also have to do, which none of us are particularly expert at necessarily, and it does take away from their capacity to deliver on the services that they actually do want to deliver on and they have the expertise to deliver on.