One of those important changes in this bill is around the definition of income. As an electorate MP, I have to say that I have seen a large number of child support cases in my time both as a staffer in the electorate office and also as an MP. One of the frustrations that people have when they come to me is that their partner has been not declaring all of their income, or, indeed, hiding some of that income, especially those who are self-employed—either paying themselves a minimal salary or offsetting losses and not declaring other income to reduce their child support liability. Currently, it is possible for one parent's income to be lowered due to tax losses in a previous year, which, in turn, reduces their child support liability.