The Government's intention in introducing this bill is very simple: it's to give the New Zealand Companies Office the ability to charge users of those registry services levies as well as fees as it does now. It needs the ability to be able to charge for the services that it provides. The new levies, which will be set by regulations after public consultation, will help the Companies Office run its registry services in a modern, efficient, and transparent way. As members of this House will recall, two weeks ago on Budget night, the Companies Office Registers Funding Validation Bill 2022 was passed under urgency. During the passage of that legislation, I explained to the House the difficulties that our Companies Office has run into with its funding. In a nutshell, it's been moving funding between registers in a way that is not in line with the legislation or with the expectations of the Parliament or, indeed, as intended by Parliament when the process was originally set up.