The bill, in relation to feasibility expenditure, has a really key integrity measure, and that's called the clawback. So I'm going to focus this next part of my contribution on that integrity measure. So our Finance and Expenditure Committee suggested that, based on the advice from Therese Turner, one of the points that was raised during the submissions was that the wording of the deduction provision appears to allow deduction for indirect costs. Therese suggested to the committee, "I agree with officials that not clawing back all of the expenditure would provide an incentive for businesses to temporarily abandon projects and thereby enable them to claim a deduction that will, in part, not be reversed when the project is re-started." So she agreed with officials and her recommendation to the committee—which therefore we have approved and we are recommending to the House—is that we have that clawback provision.