One of the things that has always been evolving in local government, from my experience there, was that you want to attract self-employed people, you want to attract successful business people, because they bring a certain set of skills; even retirees—and they usually do have quite a portfolio of assets and interests. And it will, as I think my colleague Ian McKelvie pointed out, be a barrier to people to want to disclose everything about themselves. When I look at the bill and I look at the contents of a pecuniary interest return, it says, "relating to member's position", and I think this is work that the select committee is going to have to turn its mind to because how do you define "relating"? So is that a business in the district, the city, or the region that the local authority is responsible for? Is it a business that might, that does, or that could be a supplier or have some business interest in a council CCO—a council-controlled organisation? So I think defining that is going to be very important.