We certainly support the implementation of this bill, and a lot of the early work on the changes to this bill were undertaken during the National Government's time in office. It's taken a long time to get it to the House, and the reasons for that are pretty sound really because, as I've said, it is a very complicated piece of legislation. The problem with the system is that it's so easy to game the system. And one of the challenges, I think, for this bill really is to identify and make sure that it's equitable and fair. It's so easy—well, I don't suppose that it's easy, but frequently this piece of legislation has been gamed in the past, and it's very easy to change your income base. It's equally as easy not to work, and that is the most frustrating thing for the other partner. When one of the former partners—I guess I'm talking about one of the partners in paying the bill in this case—decides not to work, it becomes very complex and very frustrating for that piece of the family that's left wearing the bill.