We have a minority view which specifically deals with our concerns around aspects in this bill. I'm just looking for it here, but it's clear, and we wrote that minority view at a time when we thought this bill was going to pass through the House and we were going to discuss the matters raised in it. However, we were presented today with Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 23 that runs to, I think, 60 pages. I haven't checked the exact amount, but it's a fair stack of pages here, with no advance warning. The press, as I understand it, were given an advance copy at 8 o'clock. The announcement was made at nine. We weren't given an advance copy at 8 o'clock, of course, because it's all politics. So here we are. We have the media who are given preferential access to this very, very substantial SOP about imposing a significant increase in the brightline test from five to 10 years, in which, of course, now makes it a gain on capital asset, which is a capital gains tax; and of course, deducts the issue, disallows the deduction of interest expenditure on rental properties. 