Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): I thank the member, the Hon Michael Woodhouse, for his contribution. He is correct that the Supplementary Order Paper changes the commencement date for the purchase price allocation provisions to 1 July this year, which would leave three—and thereafter it applies to transactions entered into after that date. So from 1 July onwards, those provisions kick in and vendors and purchasers have to agree on a purchase price allocation in accordance with the new rules. The advice that we have received and accepted on the Government side is three months is enough for people to get their head around that. It does have significant financial consequences of many millions of dollars every month, actually. The revenue gain or the reduced revenue loss, I perhaps should describe it as, is predicted to be $170 million over three years. So three years being 36 months, you can see that it's more than a million dollars a month, and therefore we'll be voting against the member's proposal to change that commencement date for purchase price allocation to 1 April next year, and we'll be sticking with the proposal that's in the Supplementary Order Paper of 1 July this year.