Now, I want to speak also briefly to the Government's Supplementary Order Paper (SOP). I'm going to be tabling a Supplementary Order Paper which makes three small changes to two provisions in Part 1 that implement the select committee changes. The first change is to close a loophole in the definition of market capitalisation. The definition was added to the bill as part of the decision to exempt small listed issuers from climate-related disclosures. For listed debt issuers the current test is based on the net assets of the issuer and its subsidiaries. That's not a measure suitable for economic significance of debt instruments. It's the amount of debt that the issuer is seeking to raise that matters most, not the size of the issuing entity. I'm not disagreeing with the fundamental principle introduced by the select committee but making an amendment. The current provision could also have the effect of excluding issuers that raise debt through a special purpose entity, and that's not an uncommon practice. The SOP therefore changes the test for a listed debt issuer from net assets of the issuer and its subsidiaries to the aggregate dollar value of all of the entity's quoted debt instruments when they are issued. That is the face value. 