The Local Government Act and the Local Government (Rating) Act have so many different constraints and considerations and requirements that are placed on local authorities. We do this on a regular basis. Every time there is a change to local government legislation, Parliament passes on and imposes more constraints and regulations on local government. This is just another one, but it recognises the extraordinary times we're in, and it recognises the fact that people out there are hurting. This Parliament and this Government, in the Budget tomorrow, is going to recognise the fact that people are hurting and that people need support. The local authorities around the country that haven't already stepped up and said they'll at least consult on a rates freeze or maybe even implement it—they should be doing the same thing and assisting people while they're hurting, while people are struggling to pay their mortgage. There will be mortgagee sales. There's unemployment across the country. Councils need to step up as well, and we should lead the way.