So one of the reasons why we're supporting this bill on this side of the House is that it's important for ratepayers to understand any possible influences on those people elected to represent them. We've got a local body election coming up soon. You know, we'll all sit down and we'll pick up a booklet. We'll work our way through the booklet and we'll see a number of candidates, and within that booklet there will be 200-word blurbs within that booklet. And for people who haven't met all of the candidates, they very much are relying on that 200-word blurb—there's probably a better word for it—candidate profile. So they'll be looking at that profile and then they'll be making a voting decision. You know, they'll be talking to others and they'll be using their past experience, but the reality is that 200-word candidate profile will in no way be able to outline all of the possible vested interests, all of the interests of these people, and try and give an accurate representation. So, look, this piece of legislation will support people making informed decisions about those people that are elected and subsequently re-elected. So transparency and trust and confidence.