So this bill would make those discussions a lot easier because it would allow us to match up across a number of different platforms who's viewing or watching or reading what. So it would be a very valuable addition, because, after all, this isn't just about MPs, though, it's not just about the assessment that we make; it is about the public—the wider public and allowing taxpayers also to make those assessments, to say, "We're not watching something. Why shouldn't we know if we're not watching something, and then we can decide if, or not, it is valuable to us?" Because that programming is, of course, paid for by taxpayers, and that's not actually something that's been raised at all by Government members tonight. When New Zealand On Air funds something, that money comes from taxpayers. So why wouldn't we let them know—quarterly, as this bill would—what exactly it is New Zealanders are watching and what they're getting for their money.