Anyway, so, hopefully, the Minister will respond to that. We still haven't had adequate response on the capital versus income test. But I'm going to just turn briefly to the purchase price allocation because it's sort of related and sort of follows on. Here's another example of this bill which says that, if you're selling a property, you have to agree with the purchaser what the tax treatment is going to be. So up to now, if you are selling a property, you could go and say, "Well, I'm working out what will suit my accounts, because that's the way I've accounted for that property over the period of time I've held it." And from the purchaser perspective, there's been an option—and that's all worked pretty well. 