I'd also like to point out an issue that was raised by a number of submitters, including the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, that there should be a simplified method of returning taxable income for holders of cryptoassets, designed so that holders of these assets would not have to keep track of all trades in order for the profit or loss on each one to be calculated and included in a person's annual return. Officials' response to this submission was that, while a simplified method would be desirable, more work would need to be done as part of the tax policy work programme, as opposed to an insertion in this bill. I raise that here in the House as I agree with our independent adviser Therese Turner—and we also thank her for the work that she did on this bill—that officials should look at this as part of the work programme—hopefully, in the near future, given the increasing investment in cryptoassets by Kiwis, and to help taxpayers comply with their tax obligations for these classes of assets more easily. 