SIMON COURT: Thank you, Madam Speaker. So, again, the costs and the opportunity costs from sacrificing these rates amounts which will be remitted, and what that means for local government and their ambitions for infrastructure to unlock development—because it's no doubt that many of these titles in collective ownership will have, the people who have that ownership will have, ambitions for their land, but those ambitions can only be realised through better connectivity, better infrastructure, and so that is one of the reasons why we need this rates money. The Government, through the Minister, was not able to explain how they're going to make up not just the infrastructure deficit but this cash hole—this cash hole. No doubt that burden will fall unfairly on many other ratepayers.