Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): In respect of the second issue, the member has put it exactly correctly, and that position, as he recommends, is as the bill sets out, and that is being carried forward. In respect of the earlier issue and the criticism of the thresholds, the member will be aware that this is an integrity of the tax base - issue, where, at the moment, different sides of the same transaction adopt a different value for, or a different allocation of, the sale or purchase price across different subsets of assets. The net effect of it is that the vendor does it to maximise their tax position; the purchaser does it to maximise their tax position, and never the twain do meet. And who suffers the loss? Actually, the revenue, because there's this inconsistency of apportionment. So these thresholds have to be determined in a way that balances compliance costs—